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| Grandparents- so simple even a child can operate |
Grandparents- so simple even a child can operate |
| I may not be rich, but my grandchildren are jewels |
I may not be rich, but my grandchildren are jewels |
| Grandpas are great |
Grandpas are great |
| Grandpa's Little Man |
Grandpa's Little Man |
| Grandma's Sleepy boys (all the boys sleeping on grandma's shoulder) |
Grandma's Sleepy boys (all the boys sleeping on grandma's shoulder) |
| If Mom Says No, Call 1-800-GRANDMA |
If Mom Says No, Call 1-800-GRANDMA |
| Life begins at 80 |
Life begins at 80 |
| Our Loving Legacies |
Our Loving Legacies |
| The Days of our Lives |
The Days of our Lives |
| True Love never grows old |
True Love never grows old |
| For a good time and lots of treat call 1-800- Grandma |
For a good time and lots of treat call 1-800- Grandma |
| There's No place like Grandma's |
There's No place like Grandma's |
| Who's spoiling who? |
Who's spoiling who? |
| A lot of children are spoiled because you can't spank Grandma! |
A lot of children are spoiled because you can't spank Grandma! |
| Aged to Perfection |
Aged to Perfection |
| It's takes a great grandfather to be a Great-Grandfather. |
It's takes a great grandfather to be a Great-Grandfather. |
| Hangin' Out at Grandma's |
Hangin' Out at Grandma's |
| Grandpa's Delight |
Grandpa's Delight |
| Help, Mom's having a bad day, call 1-800- NANA |
Help, Mom's having a bad day, call 1-800- NANA |
| There would be fewer spoiled children if you could spank Grandmas |
There would be fewer spoiled children if you could spank Grandmas |
| Grandma's my name spoilin's my game |
Grandma's my name spoilin's my game |
| Grandma's are short on criticism and long on love. |
Grandma's are short on criticism and long on love. |
| Lucky Lures, Paw Paw Bait Co. (kids fishing with grandpa) |
Lucky Lures, Paw Paw Bait Co. (kids fishing with grandpa) |
| Child of my child, |
Child of my child, |
| Heart of my heart, |
Heart of my heart, |
| Your smile bridges the years between us. |
Your smile bridges the years between us. |
| I am young again discovering the world through your eyes |
I am young again discovering the world through your eyes |
| You have the time to listen, And I have the time to spend |
You have the time to listen, And I have the time to spend |
| Delighted to gaze at familiar, loved features, made new in you again |
Delighted to gaze at familiar, loved features, made new in you again |
| Through you, I'll see the future, Through me, you'll know the past |
Through you, I'll see the future, Through me, you'll know the past |
| What could be more precious |
Than Grandma's special love? She always seems to know the things That we are fondest of. She's always ready with a smile Or a loving word of praise, Her laughter always brightens up The cloudiest of days... She has an understanding heart that encourages and cheers. The love she gives so freely Grows deeper with the years. Her wisdom and devotion and blessings from above-- Nothing could be more precious Than Grandma's special love. Grandparents ~ Aren't They Grand! |
| In the present we'll love one another As long as these moments last. ... |
In the present we'll love one another As long as these moments last. As I was growing up, I always had the feeling that I understood a lot more than I knew. When I listen to my grandchildren, I think they know a lot more than they understand. Fathers are men who give daughters away to other men who aren't nearly good enough...so they can have grandchildren who are smarter than anybody's. God gave us loving grandchildren as a reward for all our random acts of kindness. Grandchildren are a grandparent's link to the future, and grandparents are the child's link to the past. Grandchildren are God's reward for not killing your children! Grandchildren are loving reminders of what we're really here for. Grandchildren are our compensation for growing old. Grandchildren are the dots that connect the lines from generation to generation. Grandchildren are to grandparents like sunshine to a day! Grandchildren don't make a woman feel old; it's being married to a grandfather that bothers her. The handwriting on the wall means the grandchildren found the crayons. How does it feel to be a grandmother? A little odd? It seems quite crazy that your baby should be sitting there with a baby of her own on her lap. But good...A sort of bonus. I may not be rich, but I do have priceless grandchildren. I thought I had forgotten how to hold a baby...but my arms remember. If I had known how wonderful it would be to have grandchildren, I'd have them first. It's such a grand thing to be a mother of a mother - that's why the world calls her grandmother. Life is easier if you hear the steps of grandchildren walking beside you! My name is NO NO but grandma calls me precious. No sooner have you stowed away the last teddy bear in the attic than it has to be got down again. Perfect love sometimes does not come til the first grandchild Clouds disappear when Grandma appears The cookie jar is never empty at grandma's house Dear to My Heart Every kid should have a grandma like mine For a good time call 1-800-grandma Generations Going to Grandma and Grandpa's house Grandma is another word for Love Grandmas are antique little girls Grandmas are earth angels Grandmas are special Grandma's my name, spoilin's my game. Grandmothers are angels in training. Grandmothers are just antique little girls. Grandpas are antique little boys. Grandpas are great As long as there are grandmothers there will be love in the world. Being a grandmother is our last chance to act like a kid without being accused of being in our second childhood. The birth of a child in the family can be the greatest leveler of differences, bringing everyone together. Blessed Be the Ties that Bind Generations The father who is old at 40 can turn into a grandfather who is young at 60. A grandfather is someone with silver in his hair and gold in his heart. Grandma - great storyteller, loving babysitter, super-hugger, and loved very much! Grandmas are Mommies with Lots of Practice Grandmas are moms with lots of frosting. Grandma's house is her grandchildren's second home, a sort of security blanket they can escape t when the world is unfriendly. Grandmas are the only grownups who have got time. A grandmother holds her grandchildren's hands for a while; their hearts forever. A grandmother is a babysitter who watches the kids instead of the television. Grandmothers are voices of the past and role models of the present. Grandmothers fill our yesterdays with sweet memories and our todays with moments of happiness A Grandpa is someone you never outgrow your need for! Grandparents and grandchildren get along so well because they have a common enemy - the parents. Grandparents are the footsteps to the future Grandparents are them most precious kind of antiques Grandparents make the world...a little softer, a little kinder, a little warmer. Grandparents take their grandchildren by the hand and lead them into the future. Have children while you parents are still young enough to take care of them. It is as grandmothers that our mothers come into the fullness of their grace. Just when a woman thinks her work is done...she becomes a grandmother. A mother loves and teaches, A grandmother teaches love. My life was organized until I became a grandparent. Okay, that's it! I'm calling grandma! One problem I see in young people is that they are rootless, living only "now", with no sense of history or continuity toward future generations. Grandparents...can give the children unity of family life and some knowledge of their own family history... Open arms, helping hands, caring heart - that's my Grandma! Rarely does the word "no" have a part in the vocabulary of a grandmother. Since the beginning of time, grandmothers have been the negotiators and peacemakers in their families. Grandmothers are voices of the past and role models of the present. Grandmothers open the doors to the future. Unconditional positive regard is rarely given by anyone except a grandparent. Was there ever a grandparent, exhausted after a day of minding noisy youngsters, who hasn't felt that the Lord knew what he was doing when He gave little children to young people! b What good fortune it is to grow up in a home where there are grandparents. What's so simple even a small child can manipulate it? Why, a grandmother, of course! You're the bestest Grandma in the whole, wide world! A zest for life is one of the most important examples a grandparent can pass on to their grandchildren. Grandmother What could be more precious than Grandma's special love? She always seems to know the things That we are fondest of. She's always ready with a smile Or a loving word of praise, Her laughter always brightens up The cloudiest of days... She has an understanding heart that encourages and cheers. The love she gives so freely Grows deeper with the years. Her wisdom and devotion are blessings from above- Nothing could be more precious than Grandma's special love. Between the earth and sky above, nothing can match a grandmother's love. Through my grandmother's eyes, I can see more clearly the way things used to be, the way things ought to be, and most important of all, the way things really are Walking With Grandma I like to walk with Grandma, Her steps are short like mine. She doesn't say "Now hurry up", She always takes her time. I like to walk with Grandma, Her eyes see things like mine do, Wee pebbles bright, a funny cloud, half hidden drops of dew. Most people have to hurry, They do not stop to see, I'm glad that God made Grandma Unrushed and young like me! Mother and Grandma My mother feeds me tuna fish With broccoli on the side. But Grandma gives me candy When my mouth is open wide. My mother slices apples And oranges for dessert. My grandma brings me doughnuts If she finds out I am hurt. My mother makes me drink my milk Most every single night. But Grandma gives me ice cream bars When I do something right. My mother cooks up rice and beans That have an awful taste. So I say, "See ya later, I'm going to Grandma's place! Grandma Doesn't Care I got some jam on her new couch, But Grandma doesn't care. I lost my toothbrush, dropped a glass, My old jeans have a tear. I tipped the cat dish on the floor, My feet are always bare, The way I look is a disgrace, But, Grandma doesn't care. She's very busy, then she sees, The tangles in my hair She gets a brush, I make a fuss, But, Grandma doesn't care. When I am grown, and on my own, When visits become rare, I won't forget the love I'd get When Grandma didn't care. |