Sunday, April 20, 2008

Birthdays and more birthdays

This week was a week of birthdays here at the Roundy's. It started out with Audrey's. She was the cutest two year old around. What would it be like to be loved by everyone, and love everyone in return? The smallest things delighted her. She is a gal who loves the men in her life. How could she choose between her 'Poppy' or Uncle Tent? I wish all of us could be so open and loving!
When Audrey was born I crocheted an afghan for her. You know how babies just pick a certain blanket that they claim as their comfort blanket? Well that afghan has that duty for Audrey. Unfortunately it has become dingy and worn. Sarah decieded that Audrey needed a new 'Wankey'. So I have been crocheting like crazy. Of course I did not get it done in time for the birthday. So I took the project in progress to show her the new and improved 'wankey'. She very politely checked out the bundle of yarn, gave it back to me and claimed the original. I will finish it of course, but I have my doubts about replacing it.





Next came Ryan's birthday. Now Ryan is very easy to please. But I am afraid that I have become quite boring with his presents. He always seems to want clothes. So a gift card to Ross seems to do the trick. He seems appreciative, so I guess I am at least not failing.



Saturday gave way to Kaden's 8th birthday. His mother is very clever. She planned a spy in training party. Kaden was in heaven. His favorite friends came and transformed into secret agents. I had to admire my daughter. She is so good and patient with little boys. They had a blast. My job was to be in charge of Lucy during the party. Lucy is a very inquisitive young lady. She can let out a very high pitched squeel when she is not pleased. To keep her happy during the party was easy. You just had to hold her and let her see all that was going on. If she could see-she would let you know! I was glad that I could contribute to the birthday cause.


Both my girls have become wonderful moms. I am proud of them.



4 comments:

Jillo said...

Awww, thanks mom! It is alway nice to hear kind words. Thanks so much for your help with Kade's party! As you know, that Lucy girl is a full time deal. Love you!

Sarah E said...

Thanks again for being such a supportive mom and grandma. Thanks for letting us drop in for dinner yesterday. You saved us from yet another grilled cheese sandwich.

Carolyn said...

Hello Aunt Glenna & Uncle Robert! If you could only hear the excitement in those words!! I'm thrilled to be able now to keep track of this Roundy clan. I'm better at keeping in touch through this than telephone, emails, writing letters... pathetic, I know. But it works.

I'm sure you know one of the highlights of General Conference is to play the "Where's Aunt Glenna" game. We also play "Where's Nora's Grandma" game too, but I'm known to jump out of my seat for you.

Do you know if any other family blogs? I would love to know about them. Do any of Uncle Nolen's kids?? I assume you know about my mom & dad's blog, but if you don't I will email you the link. Just let me know.

I'll be back!

Vicki said...

Glenna - I found you! I love the pics of your cute family and of the choir trip - wish I could have been there. Thanks for being such a good friend! Vicki (a.k.a. "Nora's Grandma")