What made you smile today?

*max*

Uphill wrote: »

Seeing my 18 month old Grandson's face light up when I picked him up from my sons house today. Smile, he nearly had me in tears. Love that little man :T

First time I met my baby nephew last Christmas, he was 11 months old. My sis in law brought him down and sat on the couch next to me with him in the morning. He was very shy. I cried a little then, from the emotion of seeing him for the first time! lol

A few days later, I came back into the house from an errand, he turned around as he saw me and hobbled up to me and threw his arms up for me to pick him up with a big smile on his face. Best day of my life! *awww!!!*

Uphill

*max* wrote: »

First time I met my baby nephew last Christmas, he was 11 months old. My sis in law brought him down and sat on the couch next to me with him in the morning. He was very shy. I cried a little then, from the emotion of seeing him for the first time! lol

A few days later, I came back into the house from an errand, he turned around as he saw me and hobbled up to me and threw his arms up for me to pick him up with a big smile on his face. Best day of my life! *awww!!!*

Its amazing how they can make you fall in love with them isn't it?

The first time my Grandson laughed, he had me and my partner crying with happiness. We're such softies

neverdespairgirl

My son, who is 7, telling my Dad very seriously that he (Dad) shouldn't eat too many Easter Eggs because "chocolate is fine, but in moderation".

The cat stretched out to impossible lengths in front of the wood burning stove, nearly roasting himself alive, but enjoying it massively.

Coming in from a long walk with my son and my parents' dogs, to find a lovely warm living room and a newly-made pot of tea (thanks Ma!)

Ich_2

An afternoon doing tourist things with friends in this beautiful part of the world

lisaann72red

My kids making fairy cakes and then remembering they had forgotten to put eggs in

Lots of other times today my kids made me smile.

building_with_lego

MoaningMyrtle wrote: »

Whilst watching the regional news there was an article about a dog who is allergic to grass and has had some special boots made so he can go out. It was really sweet/funny.

This dog? I smiled too!

zaksmum

When my little grandson did a wee in his potty then very carefully carried the potty over to me to show me.

And the huge smile on his face when we all clapped and cheered!

marisco_2

I dont know whether to smile or feel a tad concerned.

Just staring out the study window and noticed my neighbour stood on his drive, hosing his lawn and flower beds. It is literally h!ssing down outside. Yet there he is watering his garden.

To all the gardeners out there is this odd, or do you need to use a hose to water you garden every now and then, even when there has been non stop wet weather for weeks?

Seriously I am wondering whether to go over and ask if he is okay. How to start that converation though.....:rotfl:

Think I will just sit here for a bit and see if any men in little white coats pull up in a van and cart him off. The goings on I must miss in my road whilst working. The Easter hols are shedding a whole new light on my neighbours

westy23

My 2yr old grandson answers any questions with a yes or no,always in that order.
We have great fun asking him ridiculous questions when we have visitors and we all roll about laughing at his answers.
He is a absolute delight and I can't wait for more grandkids.

Bufger

My kids always make me smile. The eldest is 2 and the youngest 7 months.

The 7 month old has just started to move about. he doesnt crawl he bum shuffles!! its the funniest thing ever especially when he does it with a massive smile on his face.

My eldest saying things like 'daddy has a beard, uncle deeb (Steve) has a beard but mummy doesnt have a beard.... she has a moustache!' :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: