Kayelle
Chef Extraordinaire
Many of you know about my youngest granddaughter Cheyenne, but others don't.
It had been 21 years since my last grandchild had been born, and then our adorable Cheyenne was born 6 years ago.
She has been a treasure to us all and it about broke my heart when they moved 500 miles away at the start of the pandemic. I was a depressed mess with all of it..
She was born very premature, and with some problems, one being her speech. I have Zoomed with her and my son & DIL and that's very very fun to do that.
When I was in the hospital a few days ago, I spoke with her on the phone because she was worried about her Nana K. I attempted to convince her that I'd be fine and when we were ready to hang up, I said "I love you Cheyenne, and God Bless you".
Her reply was "I didn't sneeze Nana".
I tried my best not to crack up laughing, when I understood what she had said, as I didn't understand her "sneeze" word at first. "Oh, sweetheart, you can say 'God bless you' to anyone at any time!" She responded "OK Nana, goodbye and God bless you."
Boy howdy, did that ever make my day a whole lot better.
It had been 21 years since my last grandchild had been born, and then our adorable Cheyenne was born 6 years ago.
She has been a treasure to us all and it about broke my heart when they moved 500 miles away at the start of the pandemic. I was a depressed mess with all of it..
She was born very premature, and with some problems, one being her speech. I have Zoomed with her and my son & DIL and that's very very fun to do that.
When I was in the hospital a few days ago, I spoke with her on the phone because she was worried about her Nana K. I attempted to convince her that I'd be fine and when we were ready to hang up, I said "I love you Cheyenne, and God Bless you".
Her reply was "I didn't sneeze Nana".
I tried my best not to crack up laughing, when I understood what she had said, as I didn't understand her "sneeze" word at first. "Oh, sweetheart, you can say 'God bless you' to anyone at any time!" She responded "OK Nana, goodbye and God bless you."
Boy howdy, did that ever make my day a whole lot better.
