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I'll tell ya Arkie.........one of the few sacred things left in this "civilization" of ours is time spent between a grampie/granny and a grandchild. She'll cherish these memories as much as you do and as much as we enjoy reading about them. This world would be a better place if we all sought out the wisdom of children. Beautiful story !
big brother. Every day is a gift indeed. you know, this "getting older" stuff aint too awful bad. I see all three of Snook's kids falling right into place and reaping ALL of the benefits of what being a Grandparent is all about------ A new generation is born!
I hope Akira is my helper again this year at the Witness.
Thats a solid gold memory!She will never forget it and will someday tell her children/grandchildren about it. I remember my first hunting trip with my grandfather like it was yesterday-and that has been 45 years ago or so.Well done my friend!
the adoration in her eyes when she spoke to you or you to her! Her papa is a very special person to her, and I know she loves you with all her heart. You took the time to help make the memory, one she will never forget. You know big brother, this grandparent thing is one of the greatest gifts of all when we become older, and some things seem to be falling apart, grandparenting just gets better.
Glad you all had a great time! Hoping for a fishing trip soon! ILY, Sis
This is the type of camping stories that I love to read. I think that it was great that she got to hear the turkey. Thanks for posting such a loving story. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas)
