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NONNIE'S PHOTO A DAY, Day 220: Miss Bright Eyes and Daddy Visit


Miss Bright Eyes
safe in Daddy’s arms
then explores

linked to
Rebecca's





Comments

Lea said…
How sweet these explorations from such a safe harbor! You must be enjoying her so much dear Nonnie!
rebecca said…
dear nonnie,
i have always cherished family-and as i move into the autumn of my life-even more! thank you for sharing the loves that comprise your world. miss bright eyes lights the way!
Nonnie said…
dear Lea, I am enjoying this little punkin!
thanks, Caren, she is a sweet and sly little bundle of energy!
Rebecca, I give thanks that I have lived long enough to see her and 3 great-grandchildren born!
J C said…
Little links to your heart, Nonnie.
Mark said…
How fortunate you are to have Miss Bright Eyes!
Nonnie said…
Mark, I agree!

J C, sometimes I think that my heart can hardly stand how much I love that little one.

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