Some just smiled a million dollar smile.
Some covered their faces so...
...I had to retake, but Butterfly had already flitted off.
Some had coats on their heads and some squinted. I retook that one too but the next one...
...wasn't any better.
The oldest of the group, she's getting tall and beautiful.
And now it's time for me to go on a bouncy ball buying expedition as the jar is getting empty. 
After dinner we hardly had any dessert eaters, they all trooped downstairs to play.
Here is Kraut--the daddy of all these great kids--with the baby of the group. He helps his dad read the comics.
Thanks, Kraut and Soap Queen for bringing seven of my favorite short people to dinner.
11 comments:
ADORABLE FAMILY!!!!
That is a really cute family! The balls are a great idea!
How nice you could be with your family.
Glad to have been so obliging with said vertically challenged ankle-biters. ;-)
Dinner was fabulous, as always! Thanks, Mom, for everyfing.
is there nothing better than holding and hugging a baby?
medicine for the soul!
I'm begining to think I am not your only favorite child. The nerve of some mothers.
You are so blessed to have your grandchildren near by. And they are blessed to have you.
I love the shot with the jar of balls. I would have loved to choose a ball from such a jar as a child. What a nice variety. And that dessert looks delicious!! How could they pass that up?
Now I know who to give all our bouncy balls to.
I love your term... "The Short Ones" I love all of my "Short Ones" too. I had the privilege of taking care of a few of them the last couple of days.
This morning, I told my sister that's the only thing I want to do...is play with the Grands. It's what makes my life worth living.
How adorable, lovely shots. A million dollar family, so very fortunate.
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