After such a full day, we slept in. We had no plans, and we liked it that way. Eventually we packed up the car for the ride home. Being in Portland, there were a few people we had yet to see, most importantly the Dausmans.
The Dausmans had been due the week after us, but with Grace being a week early, and their daughter D being a week late, their little girl was just approaching a month old. We gave them a ring from the Mathew's driveway to see if they could entertain guests on our way out of town. They could, so we made plans, and we liked it that way too.
Little miss D and our miss Grace were basically blobs the entire time they were in the sight of each other. They were both remarkably cute and remarkably different at the same time. Miss D is from long stock, whereas our Grace is from short stock. Miss D clearly had inches on Grace despite Grace's one week, by conception, advantage. The Dausmans seemed to think Grace was pretty cute, but of course, they only have eyes for one little girl right now.
The drive home from the Dausman's was uneventful, and we got ready for the work week to begin.
1 comment:
It's funny how huge that age difference feels now (3 weeks! Heavens!), but in six months it'll seem like nothin.
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