I wonder if either of the Grandboys will be called stretch..or spider..or beanstalk.
You can almost see them grow.
Noah is taller than his Mother and gaining on his Father and little brother isn’t far behind. I wonder who will be taller..
Way to go tall one! Stretch yourself so you can grow even taller.
This short one marches to his own drummer, he is a constant source of laughter for me. Out of about a hundred of the group photos..there are only a handful that his Mother found acceptable..the rest of them made me laugh out loud.
It was a beautiful evening, the golden light of fall highlights Noah face while he balances high in a tree.
Seventh grade is an adventure. I asked him what his favorite subject was..he replied “Science.” He likes Junior High because of the lunch period and because you don’t have to be escorted by a teacher if you are in the hallway. He also told me..you just can’t be tardy. The first week of school he was tardy..but it didn’t count because you are just a seventh grader and it is your first week. He is the tallest kid in his class:)
Great photos. 7th grade seems so far away to me but I do remember nicknames, like "Beanstalk!"
ReplyDeleteOh seventh grade, what an interesting year for boys. I supply teach and that seems to be the grade that befalls me. Noah doesn't look like the problem child.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy them both, they'll be college bound before you know it.
Oh, the things we learn from our grandchildren...
ReplyDeleteThey are fine young, handsome men and yes, it won't be long before they are off to college. It is nice to see them smiling and having fun. Exactly what kids should be doing right now. Beautiful children!
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I love the photo of Noah in the tree!
ReplyDeleteThey grow so fast it's shocking. :)
It is a constant source of wonder to see grandkids grow. When I was a parent I was so close to the changes I almost didn't see them happen. Handsome young men, great photos.
ReplyDeleteSadly, I don't think they use nicknames like that any more.
ReplyDeleteI wonder who will be tallest? :)
I love the pictures. The grands make us smile just by being there.
ReplyDeleteI love the photo of Noah in the tree too.. that's a magnificent shot and lovely setting.
ReplyDeleteThe picture of him in a tree, it's just beautiful, with the fall colors behind him. They do grow incredibly fast at that age, don't they?
ReplyDeleteLovely photos ! Kids today all seem taller. well to me they do lol I am a shorty and I mean short 4 "10 my boys were taller then me when they were 13 lol ! Papa is 6 "1 So I call us the Green giant and the little green sprout lol ! Have a wonderful day !
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. I really like the black and white one.
ReplyDeleteI spent 37 years with kids in this age group as a junior high teacher. It was a great ride. They keep you on your toes every second. I have so many wonderful memories of these kids.
ReplyDeleteYou can feel the love you have for these youngsters in your words. You truly do enjoy having them close by, don't you.
ReplyDeleteGlad he is having a good time in seventh grade...it can be a traumatic time if you let it...
ReplyDeleteWonderful golden photos - they do grow so very fast!
ReplyDeletethose are some handsome boys and some beautiful nature backgrounds. !!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures!
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