Dick had off work today, so for Austin it was a Pawpaw day. Here are some of the pictures I took.
Austin has developed a chest cold, so breathing treatments are needed several times a day. After I gave him lunch, Pawpaw gave him his treatment. After a few minutes I looked in on them, and this is what I saw - both of them asleep!
After his nap it was snack time with Pawpaw. He likes my homemade granola.
Then Pawpaw introduced him to the harmonica. He showed him how to blow into it. And when he did and it made music.....
...Austin was very, very pleased with himself!
Next it was the piano.
He especially likes the setting that sounds like vocal oohs and aahs. Music and Pawpaw. It doesn't get much better than that!
5 comments:
Sounds perfect! I'm excited to see what happens with Austin and music. He's going places I think!
Such cute photos. I have to admit that I'm a bit jealous of you and Dick. I miss my grandchildren so much. Sure wish I lived close enough to be able to spend time with them like you can with Austin.
Hugs,
Kat
Like Mari, I too am excited to see what happens with Austin and music. I know he is going to be really good.
What a cutie! It's so wonderful to have a Grandpa close by to play with =)
It should come as no surprise to us that these guys that were such great daddies are terrific "PawPaw's" as well! And it does warm our hearts as the grammies -- as well as making our interactions easier. He is so incredibly cute. (Austin, that is -- although Dick is easy on the eyes, too.) Love the post, Friend.
And thanks for your kind words to our faraway girlie, as well as on my post. I don't know if you read her posting about Bulimia, but I am so grateful that she finally was brave enough to post about it. Our family was caught blindsided with the issue a couple of years ago, and the result has been a season of evaluating, counseling, and redefining what it is that makes a family "good". It has been a blessing for us, and even though I wish that Rachel wouldn't have to deal with this, yet I am grateful and humbled by what has happened to us through it. I am thinking about doing a blog on that sometime, but am still pondering that! So thanks again for your encouraging words, and YES, I am so thankful for what God is doing in and through her in this season of her life.
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