The Little Helper

During the French la Vie my guests stay with me. When they leave I start to clean and prepare for the next arrivals.

The guests left before the sunrise had a chance to brighten the sky.

Olivia’s school was on strike-

so I inherited a little helper. Oh did we laugh, didn’t accomplish much, but my joy/happy/fill my cup radar was charged to the max.

Claire Sparkle managed to carry the linens to the washing machine!



Comments

8 responses to “The Little Helper”

  1. Oh Corey, bless her. I laughed too as she struggled with the sheets etc getting them to the washing machine! I remember folding sheets with my brother, and they were only double bed size in the 1950’s. Now the have King size sheets for little ones helping!!!
    How wonderful for you and Yann to have your grandchildren living so close……and soon another baby to love and cherish.

  2. Corey, you could write a children’s book, from the stories about your grandchildren. In your spare time of course😏

  3. The perfect kind of “help” you needed! Sweet little one!

  4. ‘Helping Grandma’, do important work with love and and enthusiasm and a desire to please.
    I love your family!

  5. So adorable! I’m sure I would have been thrilled if my parents had told me school was on strike when I was growing up! Although we did get some snow days.

  6. What a perfect little helper!❤️❤️❤️

  7. She is just the cutest!

  8. Marilyn Miller

    What a fun little helper you have.
    And she does it with a smile.

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