All photos — page 218
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A Whole Flock of Mallards Paddled Up to Grandpa Walter. Duke Could Barely Contain Himself.
A Flock of Hungry Hens at Feeding Time, and Then a Siamese Walked Right Through Them
Grandma Odessa Was Shoveling the Driveway. Marmalade Found the Snowbank.
Grandpa Otis Only Needed Apples. Bear Turned It Into a Parade.
Frank and Dottie Were Short a Board for the Fence. Biscuit Volunteered.
Grandpa Kenji Lay Down in the Grass for a Minute. Maple Curled Up Right There.
Grandpa Wen Wrapped Himself in a Quilt by the Fire. He Didn't Stay Alone Long.
Saffron Is Usually Too Busy to Nap. Then Grandpa Otis Sat on the Porch Swing.
Four Ducks Paddled Up for Supper. The Cat on the Bank Surprised Everyone.
Cats Are Supposed to Hate Water. Duchess Saw the Hose and Stood Up.Sponsored
The Hammock Was Built for One, but Under the Oak Tree, Nobody Was Counting
Grandma Edie Climbed Into Her Old Pickup and Found Someone in the Driver's Seat
The Sun Was Setting Over the Old Country Road. Cotton Was Leading the Way.
Grandpa Earl Set Out Two Lawn Chairs for the Sunset. Only One Got Used.
A Herding Dog and a Flock of Ducks. Grandma June Held Her Breath.
Grandma Brought Out Her Pocketknife to Whittle. Frost Watched Every Curl Fall.
Grandpa Was Making Good Progress on His Scarf. Then He Checked on Pearl.
Every Night Before Bed, Harold and Bev Kneel Down Beside Duke's Bed
Grandpa Turned Up His Favorite Song in the Kitchen. His Dance Partner Showed Up Fast.
Grandma Nell Put On Her Big Headphones for an Old Record. Pepper Couldn't Look Away.
Grandpa Ken Dozed Off in His Recliner. Mochi Found the Perfect Spot Right Beside Him.
The First Snow Started Falling, and Grandma Knew Exactly Who Needed to See It
The Porch Swing Stopped Swaying, and Two Friends Drifted Off Together
Dot Found an Old Letter in the Drawer. Frank and Misha Settled In to Listen.
Rose Sat Down to Breakfast Under the String Lights. Yeti Pulled Up a Spot.
Everyone Said Cats Can't Learn Tricks. Grandpa Hank Decided to Try Anyway.
Earl Hung the Clean White Sheets Out to Dry. Pearl Saw a Brand New Game.
Dottie Opened the Morning Paper. By Page Two, Teddy Had Made His Move.
Marion Turned the Hose on the Car. Cocoa Decided the Water Was Meant for Her.
Abuela Rosa Brought Out a Hairbrush for a Cat With No Hair. It Worked Beautifully.
Grandpa Earl Poured a Cold Lemonade and Sat Down. A Giant Head Landed on His Knee.
Grandpa Set Up Two Chairs to Watch the Sunset. Peanut Ignored Hers Completely.
Abuela Pulled Her Arm Back to Throw the Ball. Chispa Didn't Wait Around.
Grandma Started Flipping Pancakes. Then She Noticed Her Audience Had Doubled.
Abuela Rosa Dropped Her Line Off the Old Dock. Mango Had Strong Feelings About the Catch.
Otis Held Out the Birdseed. Clementine Held Perfectly Still.
Everyone Says Cats Don't Play Fetch. Grandma Ruth's Abyssinian Disagrees.
The First Snow Came Down. Grandpa Gus Gave Waffles a Better View.
Otis Washed the Car and Mocha Went After the Hose Water
Grandma Nell Carried Bluebell Through the Market Like Fresh Produce
Ruth and Harold Spent All Afternoon on the Quilt. Miso Found a Better Use for It.
Marigold Was Done Walking. Dottie Scooped Her Up for the Last Few Steps.
Earl Rolled Out the Yoga Mat. Maple Showed Him the Best Stretch of All.
Grandpa Otis Planted the Tomatoes. Bruno Started a Project of His Own.
Abuela Rosa Taught Mango to Shake. He Held Out His Paw Like a Gentleman.
Earl Filled the Old Tub with Suds. Pewter Gave Him a Look He Will Remember.
Grandpa Ken Sat Down With the Morning Paper. Mochi Had a Better Idea.
Grandma Odessa Picked the Perfect Apple. Copper Inspected All the Ones on the Ground.