i lost my gram last week. no i didnt take her to the mall and misplace her. my gram died. to be sure, she was old. 88 in fact. she lived a long and beautiful life. and while i’m sure you’ve gathered i’m not the religious type over here, i KNOW she went to be with her one true love: Jesus. And boy did she love HIM. Ever since i can remember my gram was always either: on her way to a church to play the piano for them or was on her way home from playing the piano at a church. Lucky me, i got to tag along. and boy could she JAM on the piano!!!
of course, as grandchildren do, i moved away from home. several times.
but i never forgot my gram. in fact, when i married THE MAN, i made sure to do it in my hometown so that gram could be there.
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o…in honor of my beloved gram. here’s a pic. out of the vault it’s me, my mum, #1 son, pumpkin and GRAM. someone pointed out to me that she is holding #1′s hand. isnt that cuuuuuuuute????
do you still have a gram? tell me about her PLEASE!
can i just say that she got the ultimate Christmas present?
yep.
did i mention i was out of town for 4 days and although i’m back for at least 5 days, i cant seem to get UNPACKED!!!!!
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So sorry to hear about your Grandmother. Thank goodness you have some good memories of time spent with her.
Mine died when I was in my 20s, but I still think of her often and really treasure everything she taught me.
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Thanks CA. Where would we be without grandmothers??
I’m so sorry to hear about Gram. Sounds like an awesome lady, and that photo is wonderful.
I lost one grandmother when I was about three (only memory is visiting her in the hospital) and the other when I was about to start high school. I like hearing from my older relatives how I’m like them.
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