I've just returned from Pennsylvania where we were visiting our son, his partner and our new grandson. I'm still recovering from jet lag and just being busy helping to take care of the newest member of our family.
Our loooong flights to Harrisburg Airport with a short stop in Chicago was exhausting. It was made even more upsetting because United Airlines somehow managed to goof up our seating. We had selected seats next to each other way in advance, but United had changed it so that we sat across the aisle from each other. It made it impossible for us to watch our videos on our laptop that we had planned on using. We decided to watch one of United's movies, but then discovered that the monitor on the back of the seat in front also didn't work!
After all the hassle of travel it was good to finally arrive in Harrisburg, find our rental car and go to meet our grandson.
He was every bit as precious as we knew he would be. Nearly a month old, we loved carrying him and watching his fleeting smiles. Seeing our son carrying his son was priceless.
The hardest thing was leaving them when we returned to Hawaii. I'll be doing a few posts about our experiences in the land of Hershey chocolate in the coming days.
Our loooong flights to Harrisburg Airport with a short stop in Chicago was exhausting. It was made even more upsetting because United Airlines somehow managed to goof up our seating. We had selected seats next to each other way in advance, but United had changed it so that we sat across the aisle from each other. It made it impossible for us to watch our videos on our laptop that we had planned on using. We decided to watch one of United's movies, but then discovered that the monitor on the back of the seat in front also didn't work!
After all the hassle of travel it was good to finally arrive in Harrisburg, find our rental car and go to meet our grandson.
He was every bit as precious as we knew he would be. Nearly a month old, we loved carrying him and watching his fleeting smiles. Seeing our son carrying his son was priceless.
The hardest thing was leaving them when we returned to Hawaii. I'll be doing a few posts about our experiences in the land of Hershey chocolate in the coming days.

Congratulations to you and Art for having such a cute grandson. I bet you will be seeing a lot of him via Skype. Let the fun begin.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home. I missed you. How delightful that you have a grandson, and glad too that he charmed you both.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you and Art on your precious grandson!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh!! So exciting, he has your sons hair!!
ReplyDeleteHe is so handsome and she is lovely and now a baby, what could be more perfect!
Best wishes to you all!
all in the land of chocolate, oh my,,
How wonderful! All the best to all the best!
ReplyDeleteSo precious!
ReplyDeleteWow, Kay. The little guy looks pretty long for a month old baby! He's going to be tall and lanky, and I'm sure a real heartbreaker when he goes to school! Congratulations. Now, insist that Tiff and Jon move back to Hawaii so you can be with your kids and grandkids ALL of the time!
ReplyDeleteThank you, cousin. However, they both tell us that we were the ones to move away. Sigh. It sure is a far distance to visit. They also say it's hard to find jobs in their fields here in Hawaii. Sigh...
DeleteJust tears in my eyes, thanks for sharing your lovely news, sob...glad to see the photos too.
ReplyDeleteA grandma again! How lucky for you. Looking forward to seeing photos.
ReplyDeleteA granddaughter and now a grandson! Congratulations to you and the happy parents.
ReplyDeleteFantastic boy. Congrats from Europe.
ReplyDeleteOH, a grandson! How wonderful you got to see him! My son's grandparents in England just got to see their grandson for the first time in 5 years. It is tough when you live in different countries!
ReplyDeleteI am remembering that your son was born in an elevator! I love that story, I will always remember that! :-)
Glad you got their safely to enjoy this treasure!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy for you and Art that you could meet your new grandson, and that you now have two grandchildren to lavish your love on. I love the photo of Jon and his son.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! He's just beautiful, just a tiny little mite. Congratulations to everyone! :-)
ReplyDeleteI am so happy that you were able to travel to PA and see your son, carrying his son, and get to know your grandson a little!
ReplyDeleteOh so nice and wonderful! You and Art are such great parents and grandparents - your joy shines through. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteOh, how wonderful! A new grand child...so exciting.
ReplyDeleteThere's one happy and excited grandma in the one photo!
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice looking family and your son is very good looking.What does he do in PA? Much congrats! BB
ReplyDeleteThank you, BB. That's very kind of you.
DeleteWhat a lovely surprise! Well, not a surprise to you all, but a surprise for us! How absolutely wonderful. Love, Holly
ReplyDeleteThank you, cousin. We can still hardly believe it.
DeleteHow exciting! I am so happy for you all.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you and Art, Kay on the arrival of the cute new member of your family..and your son looks super cute with the baby in hand..wish all good thing on earth be bestowed onto the little angel..
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.....
ReplyDeleteone more for the family tree.......
Congrats on the new grandchild
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteOh how wonderful....he is so precious with his Dad...it is soooo hard to be away from these babies and then later as kids.. I hear you.. we hope to get to see Blake this weekend.... Michelle
ReplyDeleteA little teary here. A new life. How wonderful. Congratulations!
ReplyDeletecongrat, I've been busy and missed this amazing event in your life. happy grandparents day today!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! What a lucky lucky baby to have been born in your family.
ReplyDeleteKay, you are glowing! This is so wonderful. My son Jon lives in Scranton, PA. So both of our boys are now in Pennsylvania.
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