The following is a brief transcript of a conversation I had with my daughter yesterday around 3:30 p.m.:
Me: Hello
Daughter: Where are you?
Me: At the store, why? Where are you? (Thinking she was at my house to visit).
Daughter: Still at work. You know you have to check up on old people because they can come up missing.
Me: I'm not that old, yet.
Daughter to youngest son who was with her: Tell Granny what you said.
Grandson: [something about buying me] a doll.
Daughter: Did you understand him?
Me: No.
Daughter: Say it again, slowly so she can understand you.
(Admittedly sometimes I cannot hear clearly on my cell phone.)
Grandson: I said, Can't we just buy her a doll?
Daughter: I told him tomorrow's Granny's birthday and he said, "Can't we just buy her a doll? That's all she wants."
Me: Awwww... tell him I love him.
Daughter: He can hear you, Mama. I have the speaker on.
Me: Oh [acting my age]. I love you Logan.
Logan: I love you too, Granny.
Logan is now a 7-year-old first grader at the school where my daughter teaches. My husband and I were the "daycare providers" for both grandsons from their ages 3 months until they were enrolled in Mother's Day Out at age 3. They have been around my dolls all their lives and probably consider it abnormal for people not to own them or just normal for people who do.
I love dolls, but my children and grandchildren are my greatest gifts.
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Me: Hello
Daughter: Where are you?
Me: At the store, why? Where are you? (Thinking she was at my house to visit).
Daughter: Still at work. You know you have to check up on old people because they can come up missing.
Me: I'm not that old, yet.
Daughter to youngest son who was with her: Tell Granny what you said.
Grandson: [something about buying me] a doll.
Daughter: Did you understand him?
Me: No.
Daughter: Say it again, slowly so she can understand you.
(Admittedly sometimes I cannot hear clearly on my cell phone.)
Grandson: I said, Can't we just buy her a doll?
Daughter: I told him tomorrow's Granny's birthday and he said, "Can't we just buy her a doll? That's all she wants."
Me: Awwww... tell him I love him.
Daughter: He can hear you, Mama. I have the speaker on.
Me: Oh [acting my age]. I love you Logan.
Logan: I love you too, Granny.
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| Logan at age 3 months, June 3, 2006, in Granny's doll room/office |
Logan is now a 7-year-old first grader at the school where my daughter teaches. My husband and I were the "daycare providers" for both grandsons from their ages 3 months until they were enrolled in Mother's Day Out at age 3. They have been around my dolls all their lives and probably consider it abnormal for people not to own them or just normal for people who do.
I love dolls, but my children and grandchildren are my greatest gifts.
Follow my Dolls for Sale blog
Please visit and "Like" The Doll Blogs: When Dolls Speak I Listen
Awwww, how sweet! Logan knows granny. Happy birthday! Have some cake for me.
ReplyDeleteawwwww!!! He is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday!! And I hope you get the doll of your dreams for your special day :)
Precious! My Gianna is 6. Time does fly.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a precious story. : )
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Debbie! I hope you are having a fantastic day!
Happy Birthday Debbie!
ReplyDeleteThat is so precious. He knows what granny wants!
ReplyDeleteThanks, ladies. Yesterday was a grand day!
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Happy belated birthday! It's wonderful that your grandson already knows just what pleases you.
ReplyDeleteawww this picture is so sweet, I could cry :) Happy birthday, dear :)
ReplyDeletePaulette and Shasha - thank you for the happy bithday wishes!
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