Our granddaughter is here!
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Comments (11)Congratulations, Grandma Xuan! :-) Shelle is simply gorgeous, as is her mother... and they look so happy! Yes, I'd say good genes run in your family! You all must be so thrilled with this new addition to the family! I'm so sorry I didn't see this thread earlier... I haven't been around too much... This is wonderful news! Thank you for sharing your family with us! Just think... two more, and you will have caught up to me! ;-) The two eldest of my own grandchildren are in school already! Gosh, time really flies! Treasure every moment... because they pass so quickly... it seems like only yesterday my own children were young, playing the games children play, wishing they were older and bigger... ah, the memories! All the best, Xuan... from my family to yours! :-)...See MoreSecond granddaughter is here!
Comments (16)Oh my! Lucky you!! They are both soooo cute! Makes me all the more anxious for our first granddaughter coming into the world sometime in April. :)...See MoreMy Granddaughter Displaying One of Our Local Natural Slug Killers
Comments (6)That is a great shot! I don't mind the small toads, but get a little freaked out when they get to that size. I just wish mine did a better job with the slugs....See MoreNew Granddaughter is here
Comments (8)Congratulations on your new grandbaby. About the cats, we had a similar situation. We adopted as an outside cat a three quarters grown male who had been neutered. A colleague of Bob's rescued the cat and had him neutered, but Henry didn't get along with the colleague's other cats so we took him. Shortly after we took Henry, someone threw out a couple of kittens. I don't believe they were totally feral, but skittish. One of them started hanging around. He treated Henry like Henry was his mother or litter mate, always sleeping next to him or walking beside him with his tail curled over Henry's back. Sadly Midnight disappeared one day and I think that Henry was sad....See More
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