Nolan sees Grampa rest his feet on the ottoman,
so you can be sure he's going to do it, too.
A lady cardinal has been tapping on our windows for weeks.
I think she's the one that tried to build a nest in our grill.
Seth is all smiles for Gramma.
Here he's looking at Gramma.
Seth arrived this morning asleep.
You're not supposed to wake a sleeping baby.
I put my pug statue near him, so he wouldn't wake up and be alone.
The California boys arrived.
We started playing the piano almost immediately.
The boys are lining up all the toys they can find for a parade.
It was a long parade.
In the background, you can hear Piano Camp.
The boys can't play hard or fast enough.
When Grampa brought them home from the airport and turned into Ivanhoe,
Andrew said he knew they were in the neighborhood.
And he remembered if they turned right, they would go to our house.
And if they turned left, they would go to Aunt Mary and Uncle Ray's house.
Daddy asked if they could remember
that they always wanted him to drive past Mary and Ray's house
on the way to Gramma and Grampa's.
Nathan responded, "Yes, I remember. And now I don't care."
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