In December, Ben and Coley came for a visit and now it was Nicole and Taylor's turn. This is a much cheaper and easier way for them to travel since it means they don't have to board the dogs and only one child misses a day or two of school at a time. We were all so excited as the day of their arrival finally came.
The worst part of any trip is the "good-bye" at the end. It doesn't come easily for we Rose girls, that good-bye part. During the six years that Mike and I ( and Mackenzie) lived in Michigan, it never got any easier to say good- bye . I
thought that was hard....what's even harder is seeing Taylor and Brooklyn in tears because they have to part. And then looking from them , around the room, and seeing my mom and sisters with tears streaming down their faces, too. Though it's such a hard, hard thing, it always makes me feel so thankful that I have people in my life that I love so much , it brings me to tears to be away from them. We sure do love you, Hansfords.
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| I can't believe they will be 11 this summer! Their personalities are still so similar to when they were babies. |
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| Mack and Kaleb are two peas in a pod. |
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| The look of determination at the park. |
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| And surprise! |
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| Mase noticed Grams was in her car and left the playground to go with her. |
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| These two goofballs |
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| I'm so glad my sister's and I are still close. |
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| Taylor and Brooklyn and Mack learned to make bracelets on Brook's rainbow loom. Everyone with an arm had a bracelet. |
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| One of my favorite pictures from their trip. Nikki with her nieces and daughter. |
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| Mason never wanted for attention. Between Taylor and Brooklyn, he was covered in kisses any time they were around. |
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