Life through the eyes of my daughters:

Topanga_Blue

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Big cardboard boxes...

A Happymeal...

Bubblewrap...

Puddles after a rain...



If only life could stay this magical and carefree forever.
 
Through the eyes on my granddaughter...

Picking clothes pegs out of a peg bag and throwing them so they skid across the kitchen floor is sufficient amusement for an hour if you crawl after them and throw them back to start again.

Og
 
For my girls lately, happiness is playing babies. Although they take turns being pregnant!:eek:
 
I watched a woman walk her toddler up the steps this morning;
"One! Two! Three! Good job!" :heart:
 
sorta jack

the other day I hauled 2853lbs of bubble wrap... I kept thinking... weeeee every kids dream
 
According to my thirteen-month-old granddaughter:

All dogs are "Woof".
All sheep are "Woof".
All cows are "Woof".

Cats have just become "cat" this week.

All birds are "Duck".

Granddad sneezing is "Woof".

Her two dogs are useful aids for standing.

Most things cause giggles.

Og
 
According to my thirteen-month-old granddaughter:

All dogs are "Woof".
All sheep are "Woof".
All cows are "Woof".

Cats have just become "cat" this week.

All birds are "Duck".

Granddad sneezing is "Woof".

Her two dogs are useful aids for standing.

Most things cause giggles.

Og
So does that make you a dog, a sheep, or a cow?

(from the mommy that was "bull" for almost a year)
 
So does that make you a dog, a sheep, or a cow?

(from the mommy that was "bull" for almost a year)

No. I'm an almost recognisable "granddad".

That annoys her parents because she can't yet say mummy or daddy.

Og
 
No. I'm an almost recognisable "granddad".

That annoys her parents because she can't yet say mummy or daddy.

Og
Oh good. She's doing it right, then. It's her job to annoy her parents.

Besides, you're Granddad. The one that spoils her rotten, yes? Makes sense she would call for you first.
 
Oh good. She's doing it right, then. It's her job to annoy her parents.

Besides, you're Granddad. The one that spoils her rotten, yes? Makes sense she would call for you first.

Actually I'm the one who says "No" most frequently and the one who lets her fall on her backside when trying to walk. Granny and parents hold her hands when she walks. She just holds her hands up and squeaks for a parental or grandparental hand to appear - but not granddad's. For me, she has to do it herself and she does.

That annoys her parents even more.

Og
 
I have been teaching my two year old granddaughter to make faces. She says "Faces, Lolo" and I twist my face into something strange, and she laughs and tries to imitate me.
 
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