There were actual presents, on the actual day:
Next day, there was an actual (small) party.
And fun with grandbabies.
And an elegant outfit that came via England.
According to reports, it was a "good birthday".Yay!
With great respect for Mr. Rogers... http://pbskids.org/rogers/ ... http://www.fredrogers.org/
He did an excellent job, and felt good about it!
In the process, he found a very large and interesting leaf. It was very strong and flexible, like thick paper.
Later that day, Julie and Tony returned, and we headed home.
John snuggled up with his Moose in his sleeping bag on the futon.
Mimi and Pa stretched out on the futon mattress, and Christopher was somewhere in the pile of blankets on the recliner.
The power was back on by the time some of us woke up in the morning.
(click on the photo to see Christopher's face better...)
While Christopher took a nap, John developed an Olympic style track using diaper packages.
And he put them away when he was finished. John is a great helper.
Later, we made a portrait of John and Christopher. John got in front.
It was the funniest thing ever!
John went to a birthday party for one of the kids in his preschool. He posed for a picture before he left.
They offer every kind of fine hot dog imaginable. We chose "Chicago" and "Standard".
Here's a Satisfied Customer on his way out.
When we arrived at our destination, we found that Christopher has already started growing up! He has a very sweet smile. This is not his smile.
The next day, J & T headed off for their weekend by the sea. (Actually, a work weekend - but at least it is by the sea.)
Will Pa and Mimi survive? Will John and Christopher prevail?
This is the main entrance lobby.
This is the hallway outside the room.
This is inside, looking out into the hallway.
This is the kitchenette area.
Looking into the apartment from the entry door.
The window looks out onto the courtyard.
There is a closet next to the courtyard door.
It has a bathroom.
The view from the courtyard.
The main lobby area viewed from the courtyard.
The other end of the courtyard.
This is a sitting area in one of the hallways.
This is a medieval torture machine in the dungeon. (No, actually, it is a step-in bath tub.)
The main dining area.
The Ice Cream parlor.
The screened porch next to the Ice Cream parlor.
This is the visitors area next to the main lobby. There are computers to occupy teenagers during visits.
This is the lobby of the Memory Care Unit.