What a wonderful weekend we had with our Georgia grandchildren! Because of family sickness in December, our daughter, Sarah, and her family, couldn't come visit us at Christmas...so, unfortunately, it was a long-delayed wait to see them.
So we left all our Christmas decor and the tree up until they could come visit....we wanted them to feel like they actually celebrated Christmas with us--even if it was in January!
This past weekend was their designated time to travel to Virginia....and it was also the weekend our weather forecast called for up to a foot of snow! That was grand news for the chill'uns!
And for some reason this Granny didn't mind if they got snowed in and stranded in Virginia with us for a while!
They don't see much snow in Georgia, so they loved climbing snow mountains after the snowblower piled up quite a lot!
Here's Sarah with our only granddaughter thoroughly enjoying the snow!
And the guys did some sledding down our back hill, too!
And, yes, everyone enjoyed hot chocolate when they came back inside! Also, we served this treat while they were here....Snowball Punch. It was yummy!
Some of the inside activities included Grampa reading to everyone:
And some sword fights with Grampa:
Singing around the dinner table is always a fun time we enjoy. So, even in the middle of January, we sang Christmas songs!
These sisters enjoyed being together again....such fun! Wish we could be together more often!
Well, that's our Christmas in January...I wanted to get this posted since it just happened. But I still need to catch you up on Grampa's December workshop with our oldest grandson, Jonathan hosting a special meal at his house, and Hannah's birthday.
So stay tuned!
~Deb
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What an adventure! I look forward to reading about the other escapades you referenced.
QUE HERMOSAS FOTOS DEB, QUE ENORMES Y BELLOS QUE ESTAN TUS NIETOS, SON ADORABLES Y ENCANTADORES, QUE FELICIDAD EN SUS ROSTROS, GRACIAS A DIOS QUE PUDIERON VENIR A VISITARLOS, NO IMPORTA LOS DIAS DEL ALMANAQUE, LO IMPORTANTE ES QUE PUDIERON ESTAR CON USTEDES. ESPERO QUE PRONTO VUELVAS A PUBLICAR, ME ALEGRA VERLOS TODOS JUNTOS. EL COVID YA PASO POR CASA, ESTAMOS MAS QUE BIEN, MI ESPOSO Y YO SOLO NOS CONTAGIAMOS Y A MI SE ME FUE EL SABOR DE LAS COSAS, YA REGRESARA JAJAJA. TE ENVIO UN GRAN ABRAZO A LA DISTANCIA QUERIDA HERMANA.
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What an adventure! I look forward to reading about the other escapades you referenced.
Posted by: Cathy | Thursday, January 20, 2022 at 04:03 AM
QUE HERMOSAS FOTOS DEB, QUE ENORMES Y BELLOS QUE ESTAN TUS NIETOS, SON ADORABLES Y ENCANTADORES, QUE FELICIDAD EN SUS ROSTROS, GRACIAS A DIOS QUE PUDIERON VENIR A VISITARLOS, NO IMPORTA LOS DIAS DEL ALMANAQUE, LO IMPORTANTE ES QUE PUDIERON ESTAR CON USTEDES. ESPERO QUE PRONTO VUELVAS A PUBLICAR, ME ALEGRA VERLOS TODOS JUNTOS. EL COVID YA PASO POR CASA, ESTAMOS MAS QUE BIEN, MI ESPOSO Y YO SOLO NOS CONTAGIAMOS Y A MI SE ME FUE EL SABOR DE LAS COSAS, YA REGRESARA JAJAJA. TE ENVIO UN GRAN ABRAZO A LA DISTANCIA QUERIDA HERMANA.
Posted by: Ana Cuneo | Thursday, January 20, 2022 at 08:12 AM
Always love your posts! What fun. I love seeing the snow, as living in Florida, we don't get to see it often :-).
Posted by: Jill | Thursday, January 20, 2022 at 10:29 AM
Way cool that you had all of the snow while Sarah and her children were visiting.
We just took down our Christmas decorations on Monday. Winter snowman are still up.
Posted by: Tammy C | Thursday, January 20, 2022 at 02:58 PM
Looks like you had such a sweet visit!
Posted by: Tammy | Sunday, January 23, 2022 at 02:55 PM
Happy days! I'm so glad they were able to finally make it! Fun times for all of you. :)
Posted by: Holly | Sunday, January 23, 2022 at 11:42 PM
What a fun time. I heard all about it when they returned. The boys loved the snow!
Blessings,
Vicky
Posted by: victoria | Monday, January 24, 2022 at 06:56 PM