Evie and I went to Iowa for my grandpa's funeral last week. I'm sad she never got to meet him. He was the kindest man. I will always remember how he greeted us with a big hug then he would hold our hand and listened so intently to every word we said. He made his grandchildren feel special. I lived with him for 5 weeks during my last year of pharmacy school. I had to wake up at 5:00 am to go to the hospital. He made me breakfast every single morning because he didn't want to miss any time together.
This was my first time traveling alone with Evie. I'll be honest, it was rough. Evie was desperate for sleep, but could not nap on the plane. There were many tears shed and tantrums thrown. She was too tired to even focus on toys. I broke out the iPad and she could not have cared less😱 That's when the fear set in. Fortunately, everyone around us was really nice. There were no stares or rude remarks. A lot of people offer to help and the lady next to me actually held Evie for awhile👌
Our time at home was great. We enjoyed seeing the entire family. Evie had fun playing with her cousins and we stopped by Brady's parents house too.
My favorite girls
Evie was a social butterfly at my grandpa's visitation and funeral. She still has no stranger danger. She climbed into the arms of anyone and everyone.
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