Hi Loved Ones!
We were recently blessed by a short visit from vovô Daddy! Daniel was shy the first evening he arrived, but then enjoyed spending time with him (he's been gone now for almost a week and Daniel continues to ask about him). We did a lot in the 4 days we had together. It was too short, and we are missing him already, but we are looking forward to him returning in September. Here are some highlights of our time with vovô:
A beautiful day together at the Arboretum
Hanging-out together early in the morning. Daniel loved when Vovo read to him.
And played with his stuffed animals...
Daddy was so impressed by the gymnastics facility.
But Vovo was most amazed at how Daniel ran and jumped around non-stop for a whole hour!
Check out the slide-show for more:
Very special times with you dear Daddy. Can't wait to see you again in September. We love you!
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Wow, Daniel looks so big now. It is really impressive when you see him jumping off that small wall! And he looks so cool with his sunglasses! We miss you so much and are looking forward to seeing you in September when you come to see us. xx Peter, Jenny and Josephine
ReplyDeleteGreat to see your new update, thanks Ana, those gyms are so amazing, he looks like he really loves it there! It's great that your Dad managed to visit. Daniel looks more grown up by the day! Lots of love
ReplyDeleteBrilliant new set of pictures. It's astounding to see how rapidly Daniel has grown and how he has become a proper little man. It's great to see him get on so well with your dad. Lots of love and we hope to see you in September. John and Eileen
ReplyDeleteMuito obrigado pela inclusão do VOVÔ DADDY no seu blog. Gostei muito! Foi muito bom rever as fotos de todos nos, você, Jonny, de mim e principalmente do nosso querido Daniel tão alegre.
ReplyDeleteO passeio no Arboretum, retratado também no seu blog, foi um presente de volta, depois de mais ou menos trinta anos, àquele lugar lindo que eu já havia visitado, umas duas ou três vezes, quando vocês eram ainda crianças. Valeu, minha filha querida!