We finally got some pictures of the new addition to the family, first via a text from my son who like my daughter lives in Olympia, Washington, and then via Facebook. (With my new smart phone, I didn't know how to down load the photo sent by text or e-mail it to myself. I spoke with my daughter and she was elated with little Ben as shown in the photo above, although exhausted after only two hours of sleep over a 24 hour period. Needless to say, I am thrilled with Ben's arrival and I will treasure him along with my sweet granddaughter.
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Saturday, 6 July 2013
My Handsome Grandson!
Posted on 05:29 by Unknown
Posted in children of gays, families of gays, family acceptance, gay parenting, grandson
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Friday, 5 July 2013
Ft. Lauderdale July 2013 - Day Four - - My Grandson is Born!!
Posted on 16:37 by Unknown
Today has been a lazy laid back day for the most part with overcast skies. Luckily, it gave us a day to recover from all the sun at Sebastian Beach yesterday. It also gave the boyfriend a chance to hit the store in preparation for tomorrow evening's "Mo Down" as our hostess calls the gay parties we throw at their home every time we visit. Tomorrow's plans include another excursion on the boat - pictured above flying a rainbow ensign the husband of one of the boyfriend's country club clients bought us and the Hampton Yacht Club flag - swimming in the pool and a barbecue.
The most exciting news is that my grandson, Benjamin was born this afternoon around 3:00PM Eastern time. Mother and son are doing well at last report. I am waiting to see some photos which I will share once I get them. I treasure my granddaughter who is now 6 months old and will do the same with Ben.
As far as the rest of the day goes, we had such a good time at The Alibi last night that we will probably venture back to Wilton Manors from Lighthouse Point and perhaps stop by the Gay Mart so that the boyfriend can buy a new swimsuit.
Posted in children of gays, families of gays, Ft. Lauderdale, gay travel, Lighthouse Point, The Alibi, Vacation
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