Ted and I just returned from our visit to Seattle (Puyallup) where we were introduced to our seventh grandson, Sefton Aron Schroeder. (Kyra retains her status as our favorite granddaughter.) I could go on and on, but whatever I have to say about Sefton would be the same thing in different words: he’s a baby, he’s small, he’s so, so soft and cuddly, and he’s so, so sweet and lovable. Here is February 1-5 in pictures.
My first time holding Sefton.
Sefton with Grandpa.
Sefton with his big brother, Julian.
Sefton does not enjoy bath time.
Thom and Katie blow-dry Sefton after his bath. He likes this a lot more than the bath.
Sefton can already sit by himself–with some support, of course.
Ted and Julian having a Connect Four tournament–just like they did when Julian was much younger. This time, Julian didn’t cry when he lost a game to his grandpa; he just beat Grandpa in the next game.
Julian playing one of his piano compositions for us.
As part of his birthday gift, we took Julian to Trampoline Nation where he amazed us with twists and flips and twisting flips.
Me and two of my favorite boys–Julian and Sefton.
A family photo.
Thom and Katie’s Lego family.
Just before we left, the rain changed to snow. Sefton’s first snow. (For us, two coats of de-icer on the tarmak before our plane could take off.)