I became a grandmother a little over five years ago. I am blessed with two wonderful children and two wonderful step children. They have added to my blessing by giving me five grand babies. One of my daughters married a man with a beautiful five year old son (Justin). A year and a half later Hunter came along. He's four now. He was followed four months later by Alex. A year after Hunter was born, my only granddaughter Carissa joined us. A year and a half later our Baby Colton joined us.



These little people are the most awesome people that have ever come into my life. I will share the things they say and do that leave me with a laugh and a good feeling. I hope that however you feel when you enter my blog, you will leave with a smile on your face. The wonder of innocence is alive and well. I witness it on a weekly basis. Here is a little back ground.



Justin lives with his Mom, and I only get to see him every couple of months or so. He loves his game boy, playing with his race track, and watching movies.



Hunter and I are extremely close. I don't go more than a couple of weeks without him staying at Grammy's house. He loves to play with Carissa and cook with Grammy. His imagination is unbelievable.



Alex likes to go places with Odie (my husband) and I, but he doesn't want his Mom to be too far away. He won't stay at night with us, but as he gets older her will. He loves Thomas the Train. I think he probably has almost every movie, train, pj's, and characters there are. He wants every birthday party to be Thomas the Train.



Carissa and I are also extremely close. She is smart beyond her years. Her and Hunter average a weekend every month to six weeks with Grammy and Pawpaw. She's into all of the Disney characters, very particular with all of her stuff animals, and keeps the boys in line.



Colton is my little hellion. After a day with him, I am exhausted! It takes Pawpaw and I together to keep him if we have any other of our babies. He will talk on the phone with us (not that we can understand anything he says) and has a fit when Mommy takes it away from him. He is our dare devil, not afraid of anything!