grandfather of this beautiful boy
who has yet to acquire a taste for sweet potatoes
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28 comments:
Happy Birthday, Mark!
Happy Happy Birthday Mark :-)
Yeahhhhhhhh.....
Wonderful face!
What a great snapshot. Miss feeding babies, but I guess retirement is also a pleasure! Much future happiness, I hope, for this beautiful child!
What a great expression!
Best Wishes to your Brother.
Sunny :)
Happy Birthday, Mark.
I hope this chap develops a taste for Sweet Potatoes--because they are goo. It took me to be grown up before I decided these were good. LOL MB
He should try sweet potato fries. Much better.
Happy Birthday, Mark!!
That kid is destined for an ETrade commercial.
Adorable picture, happy Birthday Mark!
Léia
Happy Birthday, Mark! You have a wonderful grandson...as for the sweet potatoes, I only like them hot. Once they start cooling off, the texture and taste changes for me. Now sweet potatoe fries at the Gurley Street Grill in Prescott - mmmmm good.
I agree with the comment about sweet potato fries.
I also agree with your comment about Venice on our Viva la Voyage site yesterday. It is my favorite city and I have been there 5 times.
Arrrgh, yams! I want jam! Boy this brings back memories of long ago!
And a happy one to granddad, Mark!
Happy birthday to Mark!
I love the wrinkled nose-- so cute. At that age, my girls LOVED sweet potatoes... but now they won't touch them. Sigh.
As for the Gamwell house, it is still a residence-- but I agree, it looks more like a museum! I can't imagine living there, although it is beautiful.
Happy birthday from us as well!
Bon anniversaire !
Happy birthday Mark!
Looks the baby won one tea spoon already and his left hand is free for fighting :-)))
Oh somebody got sprayed with sweet potatoes right after this shot!!! I'm still LOL!
Happy to You Mark!
V
He will, with time, and with perseverance. He will.
I love sweet potatoes but mother told me when I was little that I made horrible faces when she tried to get me to eat sweet potatoes and peas. It must have been something like this. LOL
Happy Birthday to a proud grandfather, I am sure!!
Such a familiar face,from my kids.. not only in front of the sweet potatoes!...
Who knows, maybe he'll never acquire a taste for sweet potatoes. I never did.
OMG - he looks like Mitch McConnell having to sit next to Nancy Pelosi.
happy birthday mark!!!!
have a good one!!
What a cute photo. Happy bithday, Mark.
And yes, Brattcat, hop a plane (when they fly again!) and come visit Menton with Sharon. I so agree, these blogger gatherings are fabulous. And the friendships we make through blogging amazes and delights.
Well, Happy BirthDay Mark, what an expression, sweet potatoes are not for him!
Happy Birthday,Mark!
Love that expressive face. It works well in monochrome.
Sorry to be late: Happy Birthday, Mark!
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