Grandma and Dad Pass Through Dallas

It worked out well in mid-March that my dad was driving my grandma to her house in South Texas (about 12 hours south of me) and we got to see them on one of their pit-stops. They came for dinner, stayed a few hours, and then left Dallas the next morning. They didn't stop on their way back north, so I'm very glad we were available the Tuesday they swung through town!

Dad had barely sat down when Graham brought him this book and crawled into the space next to him to see the pictures. So cute!

Grandpa and his grandsons

We took the opportunity to take a whole bunch of generation pictures. The boys weren't totally into it, so we did the best we could, but I'm still extremely thankful we got these.

Whew! 4 Generations (with a baby in my belly!)..

My Aunt Mary had sent some presents for the boys and the baby, so we took some time after dinner to open presents. They had a blast, of course, because who doesn't love getting gifts!?

A Bible! for the two of them to share...

a hoodie!

Another hoodie! Perfect for next fall.

Grandma misses playing,
so she quickly sat down to our piano and played.

Then the boys got into jammies and had my grandma read them bedtime stories. It was such a sweet moment, I loved it!

Lastly, Grandma asked Seth if he would play a duet with her. They did such a good job! There's nothing quite as sweet as your husband playing a duet with your grandma. Heart. Melting.

Overall, I'm so glad we got to see them for even a little while. It's good for the soul, to see Your People whom you rarely get a chance to see. They came at a time where we were in the midst of going through handmedowns and sorting closets in preparation for the baby, so the house looked like a tornado went through it, but that's the nice thing about it being Your People, they don't care.

Love y'all! Thanks for stopping!