Reflective girls!
My what a change a couple of weeks can bring. When we came to France Rosie was very unsteady on her feet - now she is running around all the time and not bumping into things. She ends each day absolutely knackered. I can't wait until she is at home and can play with her toys and have the run of the house - it is going to be a whole new world for her. 
As for Emily - she is five weeks old today and has spent nearly half her life in France. I think she is going to notice the change when she gets home. Here she is in just a nappy most of the time because it is so hot. In Leicester she'll be wrapped up and have a blanket on at night and when she goes out. Our French holiday is over, back to reality now - chilly weather and for Helen the need to cope with two babies on her own while I am at work. It's going to be tough.
posted by Liam McCarthy at 10:43 PM
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Hey there new friend
I book marked 10 blogs to read each morning (just for fun). Look forward to getting to know you.
We just had our first grandbaby. I admire your situation. I have found memories of the early years with our children. They are a joy and worth every sacrifice. I wish you well always.
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They are a joy. And I am loving most of my time with them. My dad used to say about grandchildren "I love to see them come over - and I love to see them go!". Frankly if you'd asked me 5 years ago I thought I'd be a grandad before a father!
Did you havea boy or girl grandbaby?
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