So we did what we could...we took a photo of just the two of us.  And it turned out great!
Then I did what I have seen others before me do.  I let the two of them interact and I just followed them snapping shots.  I took as many as I could knowing that I would eventually end up with one or two usable ones.  Well, what do you know, I was right.  I got two really good shots of my son with his GREAT-grammy.  These are memories that we can treasure for years to come.  
My Grammy is a great woman.  I used to spend my summers with her.  We would go to church, eat, hang out around the house, go boating..skiiing...tubing (cause she lived on a lake), play with the neighbor kids, play all sorts of board and card games, and my favorite above all else....we went to plays/productions/theater.  I saw several different plays with my grammy.  My favorite being Lil'Abner.  She helped to give me some culture that I would otherwise not had.  When I went to college, we would occassionally meet on the weekends in a town called Crockett and go to a lunch.  I miss all the days that I spent with her.  I miss the way her house smells and feels.
I am trying to plan a trip there close, if not over, the fourth of july weekend.  I am finishing up summer school that week....so it will be a tight fit for planning....but I want my son to have experiences there like I had.  I want him to have photos to look back on to remember all the wonderful times he will have at his Grammy's at the Lake. 
I love you Grammy!





 

 
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