Here they are, fresh from Cajun country, drying out in the Arizona sun. The eldest is trying out her new camera, a birthday gift from Sson and DIL.
Here's her brother, who doesn't rate his own camera yet. He takes some pretty good pix on his Mom's camera. What's going on, you ask? He's looking down at the kitchen lizard which his Dad (hands) is holding and photographing.
But in a world with a wonderful outdoors, where is one most likely to find grandchillen? Monopolizing GrannyJ's computer, of course.
Here they are, fresh from Cajun country, drying out in the Arizona sun. The eldest is trying out her new camera, a birthday gift from Sson and DIL.
Here's her brother, who doesn't rate his own camera yet. He takes some pretty good pix on his Mom's camera. What's going on, you ask? He's looking down at the kitchen lizard which his Dad (hands) is holding and photographing.
But in a world with a wonderful outdoors, where is one most likely to find grandchillen? Monopolizing GrannyJ's computer, of course.
Two handsome G-kids.
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How fun for you all!
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Too bad they visit didn't come sooner, in time for the Crawdad Festival down in Camp Verde:
http://www.visitcampverde.com/events.php
Enjoy your family!
~Anon in AV.
That's how I spent my childhood. In front of the comforting glow of a monitor. :)
ReplyDeleteMake sure to drag their buts around for a while, no matter what they say.
Remember to back up your blog before turning the computer into a "playground"
ReplyDelete"It's too hot to go outside and play" was my Arizona response to mom telling me to turn off the TV.
mark
bro -- yes, I'd say so, too.
ReplyDeleteanon av -- I hadn't heard about the crawdad festival!
tombo -- they climbed Thumb Butte today; I stayed home & took a nap after a long morning visiting assorted thrift shops & similar institutions.
mark -- when I was a kid, there was absolutely no A/C except in one theatre in downtown Phx. So Mom sent my bro & me outside, where it was cooer (in the shade, of course.)
Beautiful youngsters, they don't look like lardy-pies anyway!
ReplyDeletelucy -- no, they are nice and lean!
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