This post is dedicated to the idea that siblings share Mommy and Daddy.

Well they both seem to fit here.  So maybe this will work out.

Well good morning to Daddy.  He is still going to work.  I wonder how many times Daddy got spit up on last night?  Looks like he lost the shirt during the night.  Poor daddy, but look at him.  He is still smiling.  So maybe this will work out.

This post is dedicated to all of Cal's new clothes.

Some things fit.

              And some things don't fit.  But he is a growing boy.  Just give him some time!

This post is all about Cal and his cute little parts.

These are his cute little toes.

Take a look at his head, eyes, mouth, and nose.

He has such a cute little face!

And yup all his plumbing works, too!

The next special little one to say hello is Maria, his big sister.

I think they will be good friends.  Look at his outfit.

I don't think it fits yet, but he will grow into it.

Well Folks!  My little grandson, Cal has finally arrived!  He is such a cutie.  So this post is dedicated to his first moments in our family.  This is his BEFORE picture.

And this is his AFTER picture.   Mommy is saying hello!

Daddy says hello and gives him an extra kiss from Grandma Bonnie who can't be there yet.  Don't you know she is sad about missing out.

Maria Takes a Vacation

Maria, her mommy and daddy are taking a vacation from the Texas heat to visit some family and friends in Idaho.  I have some cute pictures of my little sweetheart.  Enjoy!

In Honor of the Soldiers Who Defend Our Country

Americans don't always act worthy of your sacrifices, but I am one American who appreciates your service.  So thank you guys and gals for your discipline and bravery in protecting this country.  Thank you also to the families, some of whom, have to love you from such a long distance while you do your duty. 

I know all of you think you are just doing what is necessary and don't really like a lot of attention drawn to how special you are.  I just think we should take a few minutes every so often to remember those who make the American way of life possible.  So I am remembering you today.

I have had two soldiers in my life.  One was my father who lied about his age in order to join the Army Air Corp during World War II.  He was such a young man facing many hardships, but he did his job and he did it with diligence and determination.  I am very proud of the service he gave to his country.

The other soldier in my life is my daughter-in-law who served in Iraq.  I know how it feels to have someone you love be so close to harm's way and so far away from home.  I watched my very brave son, support her in every way possible while she was gone.  She served her time along with many others, many are still her friends even though she is now a civilian.  Today, she is a mother managing a wonderful family.

I just want to say thank you to you all.  You are wonderful and an inspiration to me.