Carol C. Time IS precious! The older I get, the better I understand that.
Peggy R. Sorry to hear you had so many troubles. They say steel is best forged by fire, and I guess you are proof of that. The cover was the creation of my publisher, Karen Fuller- quite a creative lady! And I'll give Caleb a kiss, but he's no longer a baby...he just finished his first year of college! How did that happen?
Rita W. Sorry I made you cry. :( But they say it's good for the soul and cleanses the ducts...so maybe not a bad thing? Saying "I love you" is very important!
Susan F. I am ever so lucky. I had two of the best grandmas and they both taught me many things. They've both passed on, but they stay with me in my heart.
Vicki H. Working hard is excellent advice. I always figured you do the best work you can, no matter what the job.
Xoun J. Excellent advice. Takes some people years of therapy to become that wise!
Wilma F. I'm really bad about doing what I want. I'm by nature a worker, but since I have kids, I try to be mindful to turn my back on the to-do list every now and then and relax.
Joy I. Grandmas sometimes have the time and patience busy moms don't have. Those summer memories are something special to have.
Linda L. Sorry to hear you lost your grandmas so young. Many of my grandmas' traits rubbed off on me too...which is nice, it keeps me connected to them.
L. Lam. Working hard is important!
Carol W. You are so right! My "babies" went from diapers to teens in a blink!
JoAnn W. I tell my own kids that! It's perfect advice. (And smiling is important...I've even been known to fake a few until a real one comes along!)
Jennifer B. Good advice. My dad always told me to go to school and be able to pay my own bills, because he never wanted me to ever have to rely on a guy.
May P. No parent is perfect, but if they made you feel loved, that really is one of the most important accomplishments p
© 2003-2026