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f6john
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« on: July 17, 2022, 03:59:17 AM »

My granddaughter who just had her 2nd birthday this weekend.



As with most kids hard to catch them still enough to get a good pic! Her brothers are her protector’s







The twins are in school now but since their mother has been able to work from home they have had a lot of time to bond.




They are loads of fun but after a visit I need a day to rest up!
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Patrick
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« Reply #1 on: July 17, 2022, 04:23:25 AM »

They look like they could be a hand full.
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f6john
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« Reply #2 on: July 17, 2022, 04:59:07 AM »

They look like they could be a hand full.

At this stage we try not to host all three at the same time! Usually just Olivia or just the twins, Ethan and Elias at a time.Their mother is a dietitian for the Lexington Health Dept so they eat healthy and it’s Nana’s and Poppa’s job to give them what they want when they come to see us. The twins love to go to the Mexican restaurant and Olivia loves everything.
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« Reply #3 on: July 17, 2022, 09:45:23 AM »

At this stage we try not to host all three at the same time!

Yeah, my parents are the same with the triplets, generally only take 'em one at a time, unless it's at our house...

Even at 11, they're still quite the handful, but we manage....

Cute grandkids! I look forward to grand kids of my own.... some day.... many years away from now...

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f6john
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« Reply #4 on: July 17, 2022, 09:54:32 AM »

I have enjoyed watching your triplets as I know they had the same kind of beginning as our twins.
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cookiedough
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« Reply #5 on: July 17, 2022, 08:59:27 PM »

very grandpa/ma of  you to take care of the kiddos for the parents.  Is a blessing am sure for all 3 generations.  Wish I had that luxury when my 2 kids were much younger having grandparents to babysit.  I quit my job when both under age 4 simply because the cost of daycare for 2 young kids after paying them was only making 5 bucks per hour, not worth it at all to keep my job.
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f6john
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« Reply #6 on: July 18, 2022, 04:44:29 AM »

My daughter-in-law would liked to have quit her job to be a full time mom but the cost of health insurance for the kids through my sons workplace or  private insurance was prohibitive. In the long run my daughter-in-law will/should have a pretty good retirement package for this area that will pay big dividends as their kids get to be college age.

Since we are the only living grandparents all the responsibilities and all of the blessings have been ours which has been a very equitable trade.
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cookiedough
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« Reply #7 on: July 18, 2022, 05:01:02 AM »

My daughter-in-law would liked to have quit her job to be a full time mom but the cost of health insurance for the kids through my sons workplace or  private insurance was prohibitive. In the long run my daughter-in-law will/should have a pretty good retirement package for this area that will pay big dividends as their kids get to be college age.

Since we are the only living grandparents all the responsibilities and all of the blessings have been ours which has been a very equitable trade.


yah,  if good benefits for insurance needed with decent pay not worth quitting unless spouse has just as good pay/benefits.  Unfortunately, I had neither and my job was coming to an end in next few months anyways going to another state so was a good time to leave anyways.  Sorta left company hanging for a few months but so did the senior higher up person who left for another job shortly before I did. 

My brother on the other hand is a grandpa and just like ALWAYS,  mom got admitted to ER and now in hospital yet again yesterday.  I called him and he said, as ALWAYS,  he not going up to see mom in ER last night since babysitting 2 grandkids.   Gee, you think grandma there could handle it herself for 4-5 hours?
So, as ALWAYS,  I ran up to ER 45 minutes away (same distance as my brother) and found out what is going on. 
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f6john
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« Reply #8 on: July 18, 2022, 05:31:17 AM »

My daughter-in-law would liked to have quit her job to be a full time mom but the cost of health insurance for the kids through my sons workplace or  private insurance was prohibitive. In the long run my daughter-in-law will/should have a pretty good retirement package for this area that will pay big dividends as their kids get to be college age.

Since we are the only living grandparents all the responsibilities and all of the blessings have been ours which has been a very equitable trade.


yah,  if good benefits for insurance needed with decent pay not worth quitting unless spouse has just as good pay/benefits.  Unfortunately, I had neither and my job was coming to an end in next few months anyways going to another state so was a good time to leave anyways.  Sorta left company hanging for a few months but so did the senior higher up person who left for another job shortly before I did. 

My brother on the other hand is a grandpa and just like ALWAYS,  mom got admitted to ER and now in hospital yet again yesterday.  I called him and he said, as ALWAYS,  he not going up to see mom in ER last night since babysitting 2 grandkids.   Gee, you think grandma there could handle it herself for 4-5 hours?
So, as ALWAYS,  I ran up to ER 45 minutes away (same distance as my brother) and found out what is going on. 

Family dynamics is always a touchy subject, but your actions will pay dividends and peace of mind long after mother is no longer with you. The last week of my fathers life he was on a ventilator and although I was there with him the previous week, I still regret not being there when he passed even though it would not have changed the outcome. My mother and my sister was there for him of which I am most grateful.
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