The sun has left the Cornish coast and left in its place that wet thing called rain. Where a cloudless blue sky was my view for nearly a week grey skies have decided to visit. Yet I mustn't complain because we have been lucky with the weather. I hope the sun shines again over Easter though, rain does spoil a good Easter Egg Hunt..lol..
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What a busy time I had last week. All my good intentions to blog before now were hindered by the many things that kept me busy. The highlight of my week was a visit to the hospital last Tuesday because I got to see all three grandees...I had travelled by train and bus to get to the hospital (at times like this I wish I could drive). While sat outside waiting for my family to arrive I was reading a book and sipping hot chololate when suddenly a voice alerted me. 'Nanny, Nanny' shouted one excited two-year old who couldn't get to me fast enough. The sight of a child with such pleasure on his face warms my heart. Well for the next half-hour Dylan and I had a super time just one to one which is rare....
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My next stop was the neo-natal unit to visit my youngest grandee Blake and this time I got to hold him. What a joy to see him progressing so well with no tubes other that the feeding one at this time. He now feeds independently and could well be home next week. I feel that is too soon as he is not yet 5lbs but that is how they do it today...
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Next stop was to go and collect my grandaughter from nursery. She didn't know I would be there. When she first saw daddy she smiled but when I stepped from behind him she jumped up and with a beaming smile proudly proclaimed to every one 'That's my Nanny' and proceeded to run towards me. I scooped her into my arms where I was rewarded with a big hug and lots of smiles. Moments like this are priceless and the joy I felt today with my three grandees more than makes up for all the stress of late....
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Next stop was for a Mcdonalds for the grandees & co and as you can see by the photos below they enjoyed it. I just wish that the little ones had a plate or something but hey....
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Part of a series running through Cornwall to Land's End. Early 19th century and one of four in Hayle Another day last week was spent with my very good friend Hilary and the weather being what it was we went for a leisurely walk and finished with a visit to a very small garden centre. It is actually in someone's garden and conveniently just behind my house.......
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