For me one of the deepest joys is to know my 'blood line' is to carry on. I am sure I am not alone in thinking that.
Yesterday Annie and I had the opportunity to go and visit Sebastian my 6 month old Grandson. We are only able to see him occasionally and this was one of those very special days.
I am sure it is the same for all Grandparents but there is definitely a warm tingly feeling when you reflect that there is someone who will - God willing - carry on the blood line.
An awesome feeling - Sebastian is a wonderful little chap.
Now I am getting all sentimental :-)
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8 comments:
Looks like Trevor, except with more hair!
(I can say that because I am a charter member of the "bald is beautiful" club, too.)
he is a handsome fellow!
Beautiful.
Sebastian's not hard on the eyes either. Trevor, my friend, you are a lucky man.
Mike, Felix, Rocky and Troy - thank you so much my friends - wonderful to hear from you all.
I sincerely hope you all one day enjoy the feelings associated with becoming a Grandfather and thereby carrying on your blood line.
He is sooo cute. I wish him to be at least as nice as his grandfather and of course to reach his best dreams.
As long as Sebastian turns out to be nice kid I will be happy - thank you for your kind remarks :-)
Annie & Trevor,
Very nice foto. Sebastian looks very sweet. To quote Helen Keller..."The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen, nor touched ... but are felt in the heart"....well, here i beg to differ with her bcos u r able to see & touch ur lil Sebastian.
Thanks Sriram - I never thought of it that way but you are soooooooooo right :-)
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