We enjoyed a lovely peaceful Christmas, our two sons, daughter in law and newest grandson came to stay. It was Eugenes first Christmas so lots of excitement!
Eugene loved unwrapping his gifts and we all enjoyed lots of cuddles, my favourite cuddle times were when I let his parents go for a nap and I had him all to myself. He is such an easy baby and loves to cuddle and nap on our knees which is something I particularly treasure. His final surgery happened two weeks ago and he is doing so well. From April I will be going to look after him one day a week when his mummy returns to her nursing job. I can't wait!
The day after Boxing Day we drove to Devon to spend time with our daughter and family, the weather was mostly wet but we managed a trip to the beach on the rare dry day.
We then drove to our cottage in Wales for a few days, again very wet weather but nice and snug inside, my sister and husband joined us for New Years Day
Last week we saw snow for one day, nothing like the east coast of USA have been seeing!
6 comments:
Your photos are wonderful. That little guy is precious and it is so nice to see the others as they grow up. It looks like the holidays were heartwarming for your family.
Such precious times! That wee one is absolutely adorable!
What wonderful times you have been having! xx
Lovely photos of your precious and beautiful family (and pup!). So glad to see Eugene doing so well, answered prayers; you'll be having such fun caring for him come April! Happy new year, Lindsey!
These photos are so full of love and special moments. Each one is beautiful. Your cottage so inviting. So happy to visit and read this post.
It is always a privilege to take time to step into your world for a few minutes, with each blog visit here. Thank you for sharing. I so enjoy watching your precious grandchildren growing up. One can just feel all the love that is lavished on little Eugene, by every one. What a special gift from God! I must admit too, that your cottage looks so inviting and so cozy! How special for you to share coffee or tea, in front of that lovely fire.
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