HATE TO MISS A DAY . . .
I am enjoying my Grandsons - Jack, age 3+; and Brady, age 1+. To Jack, I am Grandma Leslie; to Brady, Grandma 'Essie'. And, Brady - when he says it - usually leaves off the 'grandma' part -- just 'Essie' is good enough.
As I get reacquainted with them (it's been since December), I can correlate some effort to yoga. As in, I don't rush in -- take my time -- observe -- baby steps. One memorable moment shortly after my arrival - Brady awakens from nap and is a bit 'grumpy'. He is being held by his Mother and obviously that's exactly where he wants to be (and, I'm sure, he's trying to figure out just who I am). It was that way for about 10 minutes. I am wanting to hold and hug him, but stay back, just observing; letting Jack show me around. Then, all of a sudden, Brady stood up from her lap and ran over to me and into my arms. Wow, what a welcoming that was - memorable and tear-creating.
Jack is more demonstrative - enjoys hugs immediately and wants to share things with me. We made a bet last night with each other -- who would wake the other up first this morning. I felt confident I would be up and ready for him (I am an early riser, after all). I slept very well, awakened at 4:30, fell back to sleep. At 6, wouldn't you know, in runs Jack to wake me! Darn it; he won the bet!
I am planning to enjoy the weekend. Try not to think about anything but grandchildren for a few days and direct my attention to them. Well, maybe a yoga class will feel good on Saturday morning. We'll see.
Hope you have a nice Friday and enjoy your weekend,
As I get reacquainted with them (it's been since December), I can correlate some effort to yoga. As in, I don't rush in -- take my time -- observe -- baby steps. One memorable moment shortly after my arrival - Brady awakens from nap and is a bit 'grumpy'. He is being held by his Mother and obviously that's exactly where he wants to be (and, I'm sure, he's trying to figure out just who I am). It was that way for about 10 minutes. I am wanting to hold and hug him, but stay back, just observing; letting Jack show me around. Then, all of a sudden, Brady stood up from her lap and ran over to me and into my arms. Wow, what a welcoming that was - memorable and tear-creating.
Jack is more demonstrative - enjoys hugs immediately and wants to share things with me. We made a bet last night with each other -- who would wake the other up first this morning. I felt confident I would be up and ready for him (I am an early riser, after all). I slept very well, awakened at 4:30, fell back to sleep. At 6, wouldn't you know, in runs Jack to wake me! Darn it; he won the bet!
I am planning to enjoy the weekend. Try not to think about anything but grandchildren for a few days and direct my attention to them. Well, maybe a yoga class will feel good on Saturday morning. We'll see.
Hope you have a nice Friday and enjoy your weekend,