Memories of My Grandma Live On
Be intentional. Take the picture. Create memories. Because even when we think we have all the time in the world,…
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By Hilary Gately What Grandmas Do in Heaven
I can picture my mom sitting at her dining room table, the whirring of the old sewing machine filling the…
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By Alicia Thompson Maw Maw’s Soup Beans Meant Love
On my birthday, my sweet Maw Maw would sometimes cook a Crock-Pot full of my favorite soup beans. They were…
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By Wendy C I Didn’t Get a Chance To Know My Grandmas
The word “grandma” doesn’t resonate with me. You see, I never really had a quintessential grandmother figure in my life.…
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Some Gifts Come from a Grandma in Heaven
We had just finished putting together our daughter’s new big girl room. We traded in the toddler bed for the…
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By Tynea Lewis A Grandma Loves You Like No One Else Can
There’s something special about a grandma. She loves you in a way no one else can. There’s something special about…
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By Stefanie Chiarel Lucky Enough To be Loved by Her
Have you ever had to say goodbye as your very heavy heart kept repeating . . . but it isn’t…
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By Vicki Bahr Grandchildren Grow Up Even Faster
One of my favorite pictures is the one taken of our two daughters-in-law standing belly-to-belly at their baby shower. They…
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By Makayla Harvey So God Made You a Mimi
God knew what he was doing when he gave me you . . . when he gave our family you.…
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By Deb Preston A Grandmother’s Legacy Never Dies
My grandmother was a Christian puppeteer. She would play the parts of brother and sister, Wilbur and Willette, race their…
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By Amy Keyes The Lucky Ones Know the Love of a Grandma
Not so many years ago, my grandma passed away. She was my last grandparent, and when she died, it hit…
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A Grandma’s Love Is Stronger Than DNA
This baby girl. I shouldn’t love her like I do. But, I do. She’s not mine. Yet, I feel like…
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