At the end of last year my nephew became a father. His son is lucky not just to have a grandmother, or a great grandmother - He has a Great Great Grandmother!I'm not sure how often this happens in families, but I reckon it's not that often.
Featured from Left to right. Young Cody, my Nephew, My Brother, My Mum, and my Nana.
Wow - that does not happen all too often at all!!! Congrats to him. And thanks for the bday wishes.
ReplyDeleteNo it doesn't happen often. We had four generations when I gave birth to my daughters, but Grandma dies a few years later.
ReplyDeleteWow, five! I'm only part of a generation chain of four, but quite pleased with that.
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ReplyDeleteHi, Long time no blog,It is unusual isn't it.We had 4 in our family but both our Grand kids are in their 20 but still single!!!.
ReplyDeleteA great photo of a remarkable family. :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your nephew, and to everyone else in the photo.... 5 generations in one photo, that's really special!
ReplyDeleteWhoa 5 that's pretty rare, statistically possible obviously if each child were to have their own at 20 then when the fifth gen is born the 1st gen would be 80 but I don't think I know of anyone else it's happened to. Fortunately it means your nephew's son will have a wealth of history and experience to grow up amongst and that is priceless.
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ReplyDeleteGood photograph of the family.
ReplyDeleteNana looks well.
Up until my son was 8 we had 5 generations. It is not very common.
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