Awwww...  What heart-warming reflections, Poppa Vince.   Blessings on you,
Gage and Brady.  There's nothing more life-affirming than the pure, sweet
innocence of a child and their expressions of love, is there?   I'm
delighted.  Thank *you* for sharing such golden moments.

Now I'm romancing like-yesterday memories of my enchantment with the sway of
my own beloved granddaddy, back when I wore a youngster's clothes.  I'm
taking a moment to say a sincere prayer of thanks for him, my charmed life,
and all the beautiful people I have known.  I count you all, my wondrous
Joni-listmates, among them you know.  Now get out of here, before I love you
too much...    :-)

-Julius

np: Indigo Girls, live at Slim's SF.  "Moment of Forgiveness"

> And why do I tell few Brady stories?
> Because I so seldom get him.  Far too much time with the other
> grandparents, and besides, when he and I are together our only activity
> is I hold him and I say, "I hope I don't drop you" and then I drop him
> and catch him and he laughs like crazy and says, 'do it again" and after
> about 20 minutes of that I am all sweaty and exhausted and he says, "do
> it again"
>
> ...a sweet evening because he said, Poppa,
> do you know what I did after you left last Saturday and I said no and he
> says, I cried because I didn't you to leave.  Now after someone tells me
> that, I will sit through Harry Potter with him forever!
>
> thank you for indulging me.  Telling my Gage stories gives me a chance
> to re-live the memories and get them written down on the same night they
> happened.  Thank you.
>
> Vince

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