We spent the weekend with our Gavin and his little brother, Hayden.
It was precious time because we make memories when we see them to keep in our hearts until next visit because they live over 4 hours away.
Gavin is funny, his smile is so genuine that his eyes smile with love, too. Hayden has matching brown eyes and he has been walking for awhile but he still crawls if he is not getting to where he wants to be quickly enough. Hayden goes to the bookshelf and picks a favorite book, brings it to where grandma or grandpa or mommy or daddy happen to be so one of us knows he wants to be snuggled while being read to.
We are blessed to have grandsons who 'understand in their own ways' that love is the very most important part of life here on earth.
Gavin tells me if I am holding his hand too tightly when we take a walk and I tell him thank you for letting me know that. In response he says: "That is okay, grandma. I love you so much."
We attended a baseball game while there and Gavin and grandma had lots of quality time playing in the area fenced for play at that ballpark.
He rode in grandma's car---I have an approved seat in my car for him---and he asked me if I would play the Elvis song that is about blue shoes. I told him yes I would. When it came on Gavin was singing along. When it was over he told me: "Thank you, grandma. I like Elvis because he sings songs that make me happy."
Gavin is in grandma's car often enough that he probably knows many of Elvis' songs and he does know which are grandma's favorites because he will notice if I hit repeat and the same song plays again and again like " Mary in the Morning" or "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and others like the early one he wanted to hear "Blue Suede Shoes."
He really likes my Elvis shirts and I have another Elvis shirt for him when he comes to grandma's house again soon.
My heart is so happy right now that it could really burst with the happiness our grandsons give to me.
Always with love,
73smile
