Mama in New England
This is us, as I navigate motherhood and enjoy the amazing adventure.
We are a family of four, a cat and a dog, living outside Boston, Massachusetts. I started this blog as a way to update friends and family who are afar, but it seems to have become somewhat therapeutic & helps me laugh when I need to.
Showing posts with label grandmother. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grandmother. Show all posts
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Spontaneous Tap Dance
My sister took this video at Vivian's birthday party when she broke into a spontaneous dance in the kitchen. My grandmother, Fifi, used to love tap dancing and would do the same thing in the kitchen, so it was very bizarre to see. There is a lot of my grandmother in Vivian, her fiesty love-of-life attitude, her dancing, and some of her actions. I wish they had known each other, but it seems like somehow perhaps they do.
Monday, November 19, 2012
Fifi
Just before Thanksgiving we lost our grandmother, Sam's great-grandmother. It was a relatively quick time, in which it was unclear as to whether she would bounce back, as she had in recent years. Now, it seems surreal, since events and time moved so quickly, and trying to keep up with work, and then Thanksgiving being on top of us.
There are many things to say about her, and to miss. For now, a few of my favorite photos of her in recent years. One is of her at our wedding reception, taking a bow, as we were married on her wedding anniversary. Fifi loved being the center of attention, so the picture is somewhat fitting, and she looks young and vibrant in it, which is how she lived her life. The other is of her with Sam the day after he was born. She seemed to find joy in him and I'm glad that he was able to visit her during her last days with us. It's amazing that she lived to know some of her great-grandchildren. I wish she had been around for a few more years so I know that Sam would remember her.
There are many things to say about her, and to miss. For now, a few of my favorite photos of her in recent years. One is of her at our wedding reception, taking a bow, as we were married on her wedding anniversary. Fifi loved being the center of attention, so the picture is somewhat fitting, and she looks young and vibrant in it, which is how she lived her life. The other is of her with Sam the day after he was born. She seemed to find joy in him and I'm glad that he was able to visit her during her last days with us. It's amazing that she lived to know some of her great-grandchildren. I wish she had been around for a few more years so I know that Sam would remember her.
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