Grandpa taught him how to bat like a real batter on his t-ball. He had the bat up in the air, elbows up, and swung with all mighty, and that ball FLEW way out there by the corral. It was gone, then he ran like the dickens after it before ChewChew got a hold of it. It was neat watching them play ball together. Grandpa is still excited about it.
Nap time was a funny thing. Hubster and I were watching a movie, and I heard his little trains going. I looked at Grandpa, he got up and started walking towards his room, about 20 feet to his room I heard little footies hurrying back to his bed. I knew he was pretending, Grandpa asked “Grandson, are you playing with your trains?” He says “No.” Just then a locomotive engine came across the tracks, I tried to hard not to laugh. I hurried and turned around and went back to the living room. I sat there and laughed to my heart’s content. After his nap, I asked him and I told him I don’t want no stories, he admitted to playing during his nap time.


