Yesterday we celebrated two of my granddaugher's birthdays: Eryn who turned 15 and Bethany who was born on Eryn's sixth birthday is now nine!
I visited the family on the farm on Monday night and wished the girls. As I was leaving, John and Debbie invited me to a family breakfast at a local hotel in the Valley: The Drakensberg Sun. When I hesitated, John said if not, they'd have to "rent-a-granny" because they were only meeting with Debbie's parents today and it would be nice to have a grandparent present.
Gran and two birthday girls on Monday evening
I accepted their kind invitation and am I glad I did !
The front entrance to the Drakensberg Sun Hotel nestling in between the trees
As always: the majestic mountains above
Eryn, a beautiful young woman already and her little sister, Bethany
Keren - Happuch aka Kezzy with Babes the juvenile Common Fiscal
Breakfast is buffet style and the children enjoyed having waffles and whipped cream for a meal !
(No-one needed to wonder why this table seemed to get a lot of admiring and envious stares...)
The beautiful birthday cake baked in the hotel kitchen
Kezzy chats to Babes while Erynh takes a bottle of crickets from her brother Joshua.
Babe's had breakfast as well!
HAPPY WEDNESDAY TO YOU ALL!
Happy belated birthday to Eryn and Bethany. They are lovely girls, you have a beautiful family. I am glad you could be there for the birthday breakfast. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeletewhat a happy post! i can feel the joy and happiness coming out of the photos. does Babes live in the hotel? or is it a personal pet. the photo of you and all the children is really beautiful. the girls dresses are so pretty and the older one is definitely not a child any longer but a beautiful young lady
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ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious day. Growing up without grannies (or indeed any relatives other than immediate family) I wish my parents HAD rented a grannie. Or two.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great birthday breakfast and I'm glad granny was invited.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you went along grannie. Hard to believe how much all the children have grown.
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