It was just
about love at first sight when my daughter, Elizabeth met Marshall. She was really
nervous when she met his daughters. She
told him if his kids didn’t like her, it was over—she wouldn’t come between them. Elizabeth’s a sweetie and
she didn’t have to worry. The girls
liked her instantly, and they practically adopted my granddaughter, Crystal as a kid sister,
offering to take her shopping that week.
Sydney with Grandma Elizabeth |
I didn’t see
them very many more times before the one of his girls announced she was
expecting. She and the baby live with Elizabeth and
Marshall, and Sydney Jean is the apple of everyone’s eye. She turned one on December sixth, and we had
a party for her at Buffalo Wild Wings.
They have a party room, and we pretty well filled it.
Sydney and Aunt Crystal |
Sydney walked
at ten months. She says “mama” and “ba ba”
while waving. I’m allergic to metal, so
I wear my watch on a fiber thread around my neck. Sydney likes to play with it and everything
goes in her mouth, so I put it inside my shirt when I pick her up. She opens my shirt and digs it out. Already!
She is so smart! Yes—she has me
wrapped around her pudgy little baby finger.
I just love it when she sees me and gives me her silly, scrunchy nose
smile and toddles over with her hands up—even if I know she’s really after my
watch. Oh, I get a kiss out of her—or
at least onto her. She does have a baby’s
attention span, after all. It is a
delight to watch her play and learn.
I never expected to have the next generation in my life so soon, but woo hoo! I'm young enough to enjoy every minute I get to spend with our bright, beautiful, one year-old Sydney Jean. Happy Birthday!
Singing Happy Birthday |
I never expected to have the next generation in my life so soon, but woo hoo! I'm young enough to enjoy every minute I get to spend with our bright, beautiful, one year-old Sydney Jean. Happy Birthday!