Granny & Grumpy's Grand Central: A Quiet Sunday Dinner

Thursday, May 17, 2012

A Quiet Sunday Dinner

Our last dinner while still home in April was for our parental units. (so Nathan would say) We had Papa K., Papa H, Gramma Dorothy and Aunt Kay over on Sunday for some fried chicken. I know how much papa loves his fried chicken, so decided to make some for him. Aunt Kay was recovering from a knee replacement surgery, so it was good to see her out and about a little. She is always so chipper. Gramma too. You never really know how they really feel, because they always put their best face on for everyone. We had a nice time together and it was fun (and quiet) to have them over.

Papa K in his Hawaiian shirt.

Aunt Kay (top) and Gramma Dorothy (below) looking happy as ever.

Papa H. posing for the camera.

I hope we can swing another dinner when we are home next. I know Robert has asked for Chicken Fried Steak from Gramma for his birthday dinner, so we will see about that.

1 comment:

Taya said...: Cute pics of all of them!!! Glad you got the chance to have a nice adult dinner and a good visit! :); Thu May 17, 02:02:00 PM

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