He met his great-grandparents for the first time. My mom came to this country as a nanny, after working in the day-nurseries in London during the war. She had lots of advice for the new parents. :) At one point when he was crying, she took him and demonstrated the "nanny bounce". He was immediately quiet!
OMG. Don't look at me. That furry vest is awful! *shudder* What was I thinking???? Anyway... I haven't had the opportunity to feed a baby for such a long time. It was so great to flex my grandma muscles. Hee hee.
I get such a bang out of this photo. It's been twenty years since I've seen him with a pacifier in his mouth!!! RFLOL
And right before they left we got a Sleeping With A Finger Up The Nose photo. What's not to love?
When they left The Tramp remarked it looked like I'd had the best weekend I've had in a very long time. You bet!
Sigh.......
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Oh, how very exciting. Thanks for sharing your photos (hairy vest and all LOL) -- I read your whole post with a big smile on my face -- your enthusiasm is contagious!
Oh, oh, oh! It doesn't get any better than that. (I didn't see the vest, just the happy expression on your face.) A Blessed Thanksgiving indeed! My own Sailor Son and DIL are expecting their first in March -- thanks for showing me what I have to look forward to. I can't wait!
It was nice that someone had a good weekend! Some of us weren't the best company :-(
Lucky you! He is a gorgeous baby, no wonder you are so proud of him.
What lovely photos of everyone.
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