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My incredibly beautiful, adorable, huggable, smiling grandson recently moved 3,000 miles away after spending his first 14 months on Earth (with his parents, of course) living with us on the East coast. House is sadly quiet, dinners no longer playful and messy. We (me and wifey) see and talk to him face to face -- thank you, iPhone technology! -- but it's not the same. 
Kids (son, dil, and grandson "Raz"
are doing well and are happy, which is the important thing. But the little one's smile and his look of concentration when he scrutinizes a new toy or tries to figure out a word, and all of the et ceteras . . . .
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