John has downloaded some recent photos of wee Alastair and Ishie. Here they are: Alastair is now 14 months and Ishie is 27 months.
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1 comment:
Your grandchildren are precious – they have such wonderful pink cheeks! The children next door when I was in college in England had such pink cheeks – may be it is the air and mist on the other side of the Atlantic. I have to download the pictures of my 2 grandsons, 29 months and 9 months old but I am still working on getting the laptop started. I saw them in February and shall see them in June as they are in the Midwest unfortunately - and they change and grow so quickly.
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