Hello Judy

    Thank you for stopping by and for your kind words. I do have some frightening news for you though. My hair turned silver when I was about 35 so, I will consider this as saying I look distinguished ,,,rather than old. Old. Well, actually, I am old too but that is another story. Anyhow, I am not yet a Grandpa. Savannah is my daughter and although I have children old enough to have children of their own, none of them do yet. LOL

    It's OK . It happens all the time. There is quite a difference in Ally's and my ages so it is easy to assume that I am the Grandaddy rather than just Old Billdaddy. LOL We have a lot of fun with being so different in ages. I love telling Ally how things used to be and Ally loves telling me " How It Is. " LOL LOL . In fact, she just set me straight on something about 10 minutes ago.

Sincerely, GrandBilldaddy. ;-) (-:

Hello Branka

    I can't even describe the relationship that you and I have had. You were like an immediate addition to our family the minute we met. You are with me in thought , in prayer and in spirit. Speaking of Spirit. The only thing that shines brighter than your smile,,,, is your spirit. What A Team Huh Branka.

Sincerely, Billdaddy

Hi Sheryl

   You are right. Savannah definately draws the crowd. When she is with me at the store , the only thing people notice about me is that I am blocking their view of Savannah. She just smiles and giggles,,,,,,,,,and pushes me off to the side. LOL

Hello Sarah

   No. I don't mind at all. I just love to see people smile and nothing makes people smile like a little baby. Savannah already has that smile thing figured out. The more she smiles, the more people smile back at her. She just loves it.

Hello Adelina

    Thank you for your kindness and,,, for the really nice graphic. I love that picture.

    Speaking of being a proud parent, I am really in kind of a unique situation now. My oldest child is 29 and my youngest is nearly 6 months. That is 3 decades of being a proud Daddy and I have many years yet to come. I am at home all the time now too because I am on disability. This means I will finally have a chance to see the things I missed in the other children. First time crawling and taking the first few steps. I have already seen Savannah's first smile and giggle and it was something so special and so beautiful that I am very grateful to have another chance at seeing these things in my life. There is just nothing like it.