Sunday, November 14, 2010

Sisters...

My sisters came from Illinois to visit for a few days this week.  It is harder to get together since Mom & Dad are gone but my sister Lynn (L) is the glue that binds us together.  She always makes an effort to schedule time in every few months so that we connect.  She is a pastor's wife, nurse, mother...very busy lady, yet so thoughtful!  She was driving back home today, dropping Becca (R) off in Danville (home of Jerry & Dick Van Dyke) and driving on to Iowa to see her grandaughter in her first violin recital!  She amazes me!
They drive with a Tom-Tom (GPS) that has a hilarious voice...it whispers to you!  They found all kinds of short-cuts through the countryside that even led them to just a cornfield.

 The weather was our Indian summer,...driving home from an afternoon outting Saturday the car thermometer said  79*!  We didn't really do special things but just being together talking, remembering old family stories was so good for all of us.
We did go to see "Unstoppable" the new Denzel Washington movie which was great!  If you get a chance to go, you'll sit on the edge of your seat and bite your nails like we did!!

And speaking of sisters...here are a few cuter pics of the younger set.
This is my grandaughter, Bailey &....

here is Emma!

The sisterhood bond starts young and just makes you smile sometimes. Since it is November, I am thankfullly remembering to be grateful for sisters...of all ages.

-the best part is always having a buddy to hug!!!

17 comments:

Rosaria Williams said...

Love, love, love these pictures. Precious.

Wanda..... said...

Bailey and Emma are so cute in their sweet hats! Sisters are special, Donna...I have two also!

Stacy said...

Looks like a lovely weekend with your family. This is what life is all about...family.

Jennifer said...

so glad you got to spend time with your sisters! love time w my sis Jessica...love the kids pics too!
Have a great week! Jennifer

Erin said...

love there cute hats :) . . living in minnesota we have to make the best of the snow!

acorn hollow said...

you are so lucky to have wonderful sisters. the grad kids are just the sweetest.
Thank you for you visit and comment. It is always so much fun to find a trinket or two at a thrift store.
Cathy

Melissa Miller said...

Donna how wonderful to see your family. You all look beautiful and the grandchildren are adorable too.

Happy week sweet friend.
~Melissa :)

yaya said...

Looks like everything went well...looking forward to the stories when I see 'ya! I'm glad the weather cooperated too. (79? really?) Bailey and Emma are beautiful as always! I would love to spend more time with my Sis, but I am glad for our strong bond and how much we enjoy being together.

Henley on the Horn said...

Both sets of sisters are gorgeous! What a blessing to spend that time together!

Tammy @BeatriceBanks said...

Love all the pics. How special that you were able to spend time with your sisters. I've always wanted a sister. Don't have any biological ones but I do have friends I claim as sisters. Have a happy week!

Hope said...

thank you, Donna, for your leaving such encouraging and uplifting words regarding my poem on my blog. I appreciate your visits very much.

I love your post. the photo's are wonderful.
Sisters are truly a unique dynamics.

have a blessed day

Beth Dunn said...

Sweet post. Sisters are so special
xoxo
SC

Anonymous said...

Those little hats are darling!!

Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) said...

Your pictures are just amazing. You girls look like your havin' the time of your life and those little cuties are just adorable in those precious little hats. You have a most beautiful family sweetie!!!

God bless ya and have a terrific day!!!!

Cheryl said...

Sisters are special and mine is so far away in England. Makes me a bit sad that we don't see each other so often. Lovely post!

River-Rose said...

Sweet and lovely pictures of darling sister and a wonderful time spent, indeed!

Karen Whittal said...

What beautiful girls, and yes sisters are very special, I think the older you get the more you appreciate them......