The granddaughters' routine for school days is well rehearsed and goes by the clock. Pawpaw and I always fit in extra kisses and hugs before they leave.
Older wears black and a bun for her school play performance today for the entire school (public sees it tomorrow night); younger will be in the audience.
Pawpaw and I run errands and shop this day. After school we make time for snacks and homework.
Parents arrive home from work and we catch up with the day. Girls open the James Avery gifts we brought from Texas: younger a Bible charm for First Communion, older a musical notes charm for performance in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and both comedy-tragedy masks charms for their theatre roles in school plays.
Soon their charms collected from us through the years will be ready for bracelets. Girls suggest the year they become teenagers, and the rest of us agree.
Weather allows us to have hamburgers from the grill, and we relax in preparation for a busy day tomorrow.
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