When I was around nine, I was one of a handful of girls my age who had grandparents living nearby. Out of my class of approximately 30 girls, 4 of us had between one and four grandparents whom we spent time with. The rest shared with us about their grandparents… Read More
As grandmothers, we are always on the alert for inspiring reading material. Most of what is out there is relatable to me because let’s face it, we grandmothers are not so picky. We love to read and share about grandmother-hood. But, seldom does a book really resonate on so many… Read More
We midlife folks are a resilient bunch, at least according to some of the recent research. For example, a study performed on people above the age of fifty, found that they were less anxious in dealing with the COVID restrictions during 2020. By contrast, younger people resisted the rules of… Read More
I know people in my area who are devoted grandmothers but their kids live far away, and they miss them. They don’t share that “sadness,” because they are grateful for their many blessings. Grateful for the fact that their kids are happily married and have healthy and adorable children in… Read More
Last Sunday I asked one of my grandsons to hold one of those kids’ sales on our front lawn. I wanted to get rid of many books that have been cluttering our shelves. These are books no one reads anymore, and are useless for my husband and me, since our… Read More
