Tuesday, July 7, 2020

Stickers to the Heart

Now that we're home almost all the time, I guess we're noticing more things that make us smile. Art pointed out some stickers that the grandkids left after their visits to Hawaii. I guess we just couldn't bring ourselves to take them down.



I never knew that our granddaughter, KC had placed these stickers on Art's electric toothbrush. I thought that's how they came when he bought it.


This poster was given to Art by our son of the Chicago Transit map to remind him of the routes he took when he worked for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.  The stickers were put up by our grandsons, JD and RK.

I remember our kids having sticker albums when they were in elementary school. I wonder what the fascination is with stickers. But to be honest, I have a little sticker collection of my own now that I use to sometimes decorate cards that I mail out or to add to my calendar. I wonder if they stuck stickers anywhere else. I shall have to go and look. Afterall, I have the time.

12 comments:

  1. That seems like a little treasure hunt, reminders of grandchildren's visits. Fun.

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  2. No stickers but I'm reluctant to wash off my granddaughters' hand prints from the windows. Like Inukshuks, those hand prints are a reminder that they were here.

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  3. Treasures from the grandkids. So sweet.

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  4. Retirement does blossom. :)

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  5. What a sweet little treasure hunt!

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  6. I agree with you, Kay. KC's stickers on Art's toothbrush look like the toothbrush was designed that way. Way-to-Go, KC! I too, have stickers all over the place...JACE! LOLLL

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  7. So sweet! It would be hard to take them off.

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  8. No reason I can think of for removing those delightful stickers. Such sweet reminders! :-)

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  9. Neat little treasures they left you!

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  10. The stickers are priceless and precious.

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  11. Cute sticker art they left around the house!

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  12. What delightful little reminders of your grands.

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