Well Gandma's week came to an end rather quickly. There was still so much fun to be had - oh well, next time. Dylan's still talking about her Gandma's visit and the super cool train set AND the playdough... come on back anytime G-ma.
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Saturday, March 5, 2011
Thank You G-ma Montana
Well Gandma's week came to an end rather quickly. There was still so much fun to be had - oh well, next time. Dylan's still talking about her Gandma's visit and the super cool train set AND the playdough... come on back anytime G-ma.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Tea, Trains, Vanilla Fro, And G-ma Montana
G-ma Montana came for a visit a few weeks back and was greeted with a nice cup of tea and a chat with miss Dylan - you know they had a lot to catch up on.
And they chatted and chatted away for quite sometime over many cups of tea.

At some point the hair brush came out - apparently Dylan felt that she needed to fix her hair.

And Maggie's (sorry about your brush G-ma).

The next morning Dylan woke up and fixed some more tea, she was getting ready for G-ma to wake up. As you can see from the picture below that it must have been a good night sleep for miss d, as she was supporting her, well what we call, vanilla fro.
A day before G-ma's arrival Mr. Amazon delivery man had brought a big box to our doorstep in which we were instructed not to open until G-ma arrived. So Dylan was all ready to go when G-ma came upstairs that morning - tea was made and she was waiting....

"Oh boy Gandma! A choo, choo!!!!" Oh the excitement in that room! (We weren't sure who was more excited G-ma or Dylan). After our trip to Europe Dylan has been all about trains - I can't tell you how many times we've read Thomas the Freight Train!
"Over here Gandma, let's build it over here. Okay I have the directions right here.... now let's see this piece goes here, and this piece...."

Hours of entertainment right here!
Oh and by the way I spelled Gandma the way I did because that's the way Dylan pronounced it "Come Gandma Come. Come play Gandma". They were best buds for the entire week.
And they chatted and chatted away for quite sometime over many cups of tea.
At some point the hair brush came out - apparently Dylan felt that she needed to fix her hair.

And Maggie's (sorry about your brush G-ma).

The next morning Dylan woke up and fixed some more tea, she was getting ready for G-ma to wake up. As you can see from the picture below that it must have been a good night sleep for miss d, as she was supporting her, well what we call, vanilla fro.
A day before G-ma's arrival Mr. Amazon delivery man had brought a big box to our doorstep in which we were instructed not to open until G-ma arrived. So Dylan was all ready to go when G-ma came upstairs that morning - tea was made and she was waiting....
"Oh boy Gandma! A choo, choo!!!!" Oh the excitement in that room! (We weren't sure who was more excited G-ma or Dylan). After our trip to Europe Dylan has been all about trains - I can't tell you how many times we've read Thomas the Freight Train!
"Over here Gandma, let's build it over here. Okay I have the directions right here.... now let's see this piece goes here, and this piece...."
Hours of entertainment right here!
Oh and by the way I spelled Gandma the way I did because that's the way Dylan pronounced it "Come Gandma Come. Come play Gandma". They were best buds for the entire week.
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