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Tag Archives: grandparenting
Spring is Coming! Spring is Coming!
“Look, Joan-Joan, look what I found! Isn’t it beautiful?” My 6 y/o granddaughter had found a daffodil in the back yard. I said, “Oh yes, it is very beautiful. The daffodil is telling us that spring is coming!” Jessica immediately jumped up and down and up and down and up and down shouting “spring is coming, spring is coming, spring is coming!” Continue reading
Grandma Journal – Kids Say the Cutest Things!
A grandma journal is fun to do and journaling for the grandchildren is one of the most important tasks of a grandparent. Making a journal of the grandchildren’s cute sayings is a fun project. Of course, since my husband is … Continue reading
Plastic Canvas Crafts for Kids
Plastic canvas crafts for kids are wonderful for grandchildren and grandmothers to practice and learn together. Plastic canvas kits for kids are easy for beginners and provide early successes that are motivational for the little ones. They will want to … Continue reading
Love is Ageless
As senior citizens, we simply must remember to approach every event with enthusiasm and to participate in life with joy! I love my older cousins – but even more than loving them, I admire their enthusiasm and willingness to be a part of all our crazy activities. Continue reading
Growing Old is Optional – Especially with Grandchildren
I learned a new lesson from our granddaughter today – we went to the grocery store. She carefully wrote out our grocery list and off we went. But we somehow arrived at the store without our list. Jessica said, “Don’t worry, JoanJoan, I remember them all!” And she did! We quickly bought groceries with the help of her young memory. Yippee! From now on, she is going to the store with me so I don’t forget anything, even when I forget the list! Continue reading
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