My next grandbaby is a ...
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My next grandbaby is...!
Last Friday Brianna, Patrick, and James learned the gender of the baby scheduled to join the family in October. And the baby is...
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Lucky sevens
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Lucky sevens!
My superhero-loving grandson, Camden, turned seven years old last week. Seven!
On his first day at the lucky age, Camden sported seven in style:
Read MoreFunctional art for Mom's Day
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Functional art for Mom's Day!
A few weeks ago I shared with you how fantastically artistic Brayden and Camden are, their school art show submissions proof of such.
Now my daughter Megan (mom to Brayden and Camden... as well as little bro Declan) has taken my grandsons' creativity a step further. She turned the boys' art into marvelous Mother's Day gifts for Gramma. Functional gifts.
To wit:
Read MoreWhen you really wanna go to Disneyland! Plus, GRAND Social No. 299 linky for grandparents
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When you really wanna go to Disneyland!
My youngest grandson, Declan, enjoyed the family visit to Disneyland in February so, so much.
Now the nearly four-year-old wants to go again.
Like, really wants to go again.
Right now!
Read MoreGrandmas can change the world!
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How grandmas can change the world!
Maria Shriver publishes a weekly newsletter, The Sunday Paper, that's chock-full of positive information and inspiration. I was once a diehard reader of the print Sunday local newspaper but nowadays The Sunday Paper is the one and only newspaper I peruse, nay, devour on Sundays.
In yesterday's The Sunday Paper was a quote that especially resonated with me, as I think it...
Read MoreOT for Tooth Fairy
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OT for Tooth Fairy
Last week I shared a precious pic of Brayden displaying his first missing molar. Mere days after that post, Megan shared on social media a photo of Brayden and Camden, who both lost another tooth.
One day later, Megan posted yet another photo, this one showing Camden lost yet another tooth.
Read MoreA 'Disquiet Time' gem
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I am a sucker for a good quote, as this post and this post attest. I recently checked out from the library Disquiet Time: Rants and Reflections on the Good Book by the Skeptical, the Faithful, and a few Scoundrels, edited by Jennifer Grant and Cathleen Falsani, and while reading Tracey Bianchi's touching (and truth-filled) essay "One Disgusting Mess," the following passage jumped right off the page and into my heart:
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