Younger Gramma: Looking Back

In a few days we will be looking after our four grandkids for a week. I remember when our first grandchild, Joshua Lewis, was born. I arrived a week prior to the 'due date' and our daughter was a week overdue. We went through it together and simply enjoyed 'watching' our newborn grandson. There's something special about the first one - guess it's the experience of it all and the fact that you can just enjoy and spoil them and someone else looks after the training. However, having said that, grandparents are always training - they are to be an example for the next generation so that means being aware of what we say and do also. Just when you think they are not paying attention, they get you!

I hope the weather cooperates as we will be walking the kids to and from school unless it is raining and then we will have to 'pile in the car'! With the kids in school, we will only have the one granddaughter at home so we should be able to get a few things done or to visit some people too. Likely, the week will be gone before we know it!