The Way It Should Be [dedi to grandson] by pimanjc
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Description
"The Way It Should Be"
...With grandpa [Papa]supervising and drinking a tall cool beverage, while grandson mows his yard.
[The rest of the story is that 12yr old grandson is learning to use the tractor, to make him a better driver when he is old enough.]
In full size, you can see the proud grin all over my face.
Photo taken by Gram.

Comments (16)
very good image of your grandson.....hard to see your face in the back..but good to see you again...
well done... good for you!
Every child should have a family like this..a real feel good moment captured, he will remember this for the rest of his life with a smile.
Great photo of your grandson, I can tell you're really proud of him. You made some good points in your observations
Very sweet scene my friend wonderful place and lighting, superb dedication, thank you for sharing!
Wonderful photoshot my friend, thanks for sharing your picture with us.
You can be very proud to have such a great looking grandson - Beautiful Picture!
Cool!
Wonderful image, very beautiful boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent shot and dedi. :)
He can mow mine when he is finished!
very handsome grandson you have. he can mow mine also!!
You can see he is proud on himself....excellent capture !
Love it.. and love the deck, beautiful, you don't see a white railed deck too often.
The deck is all made from plastic recycled materials.... the decking as well as the railing. The railing is from recycled milk cartons, I'm told. The gazebo is PVC plastic too. The two maple trees and locus tree hovering over it leave a lot of residue which occasionally needs removed. For maintenance, all we have to do is scrub it a couple of times a year with a soap solution and rince with water. An alternative would be using a pressure washer with only water and soap. We get a lot of enjoyment from the deck. I created the design for it taking the trees, grill, and benches into consideration. JC
a most handsome young lad Great capture of the two of you cool information about the deck