Deriving Pleasure and Meaning plus a lot of fun.

We have a lot of fun and derive much pleasure from the kids. These last two Sundays were particularly special for reasons unknown. The set of pictures is on one of those Sundays, a day when we amused ourselves over very little. We often have those periods or try to, which we call playing "silly buggers", our favorite times. We haven't asked the kids but from the excitement and pure joy on their faces, we are inclined to believe it was an 'okay' period.


The team heads for the 'abyss' one cool Sunday, very warm relative to the rest of the country. We were at the Glider Port and heading down to the beach a few hundred feet below. It's a nudist beach so we welcomed the cool weather for obvious reasons; some of the sights can be quite distressing ... and we don't mean to the kids.


The lazy laggers.




Running from shadows and sea; our delightful granddaughter hits her stride.



The chase is on...

"Gaga, can I get my shoes wet. I wanna go into the water. Please! It's such fun."
A little later, "Gaga! My shoes and socks are wet. It feels horrible."



You cannot hide such joy as Benny giggles wildly.



and Ellie follows his lead.



Outrunning the waves.



Very brave Benny.



A race to the Girls.



A very special relationship.


Cheers,


Jenni and Jeffrey