Expect a shower this weekend

There's something mighty fun about to happen.

A baby shower for my first granddaughter!

I love my sweet grandson more than life itself, he has been the brightest star in my universe for the last almost 14 years.  I've watched Mr. Beans and Irv get to do all the fun "manly" things together including the annual man trips.  He's even accompanied us on several 5K's over the last year and this year he's going to try out for the track team at school.  Woohoo!

In this picture he ran back to accompany his old grammy to the finish line at the Run to the Shrine last year.  What a sweet young man!


I'm so thankful for him, but now it's time to welcome another girl into the family.  The "woman" trips will start in just a few years and I can't wait to introduce this sweet girl to Broadway in New York, Disney World, and Yellowstone just to name a few.

First, though, we get to welcome her into the world before she even gets here with a shower for her mom in Phoenix this weekend!

It's going to be great for several reasons.

1.  It's in the desert of Arizona where it's warm even in the middle of January.
2.  It's fun to buy baby girl things.
3.  It's heart warming to see my first born glowing in the midst of her pregnancy and knowing she's about to experience the greatest love on earth--the love a mother has for her child.
4.  Did I mention it will be warm?
5.  Two of my favorite people will be there--my sister-in-laws who I always have a fantastic time around.






These ladies are my wine drinking buddies.  They're always up for a good time.


I know Dana's friends are putting together a really nice shower for her.  I can't wait to see the decorations and experience the festivities.  Of course I will be there with my camera to report back next week.

Did I mention it will be warm and there won't be any snow?




Comments

Yogi♪♪♪ said…
Is it warm there?

What a thrill to go to the shower. I'm looking forward to the report.
January 16, 2015 at 7:08 PM
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