Grandma, An Old-Fashioned Woman
African Violets on her window-sills --
The loaves of bread she'd bake;
Jars of fruits and vegetables --
the luscious pies she'd make;
Her kitchen was the planning room
for the love-gifts she'd prepare;
Cooking, canning, baking,
There was always plenty to share.
Many a telephone call would come,
a sweet voice we would hear,
Saying, "I did my baking today;
come and get some, Dear!"
And the very best times of any year
were the holiday dinners she held,
With a turkey and all the fixings,
the best that you ever smelled!
The family all gathered at table;
a banquet was what they found,
And Grandma was in her glory
passing the dishes around!
Yes, Grandma liked the old ways;
hard work was her way of living.
The love that she had for others
was shown by her constant giving.
She liked the old way of dressing;
housedress and apron she'd wear.
When she worked in her little garden,
a sunbonnet covered her hair.
Grandma liked the old-time religion,
where Jesus was Savior and Lord,
and many an evening hour found
her studying His Holy Word.
Grandma was an old-fashioned woman;
reflecting God's values and creed;
With old-fashioned fervor, her life was aglow -
and God's love illumined each deed!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Regis
Though our attire may be different, our hearts for Jesus are still the same...I hope our grandchildren remember us this way, too :)
Love - and happy Mother's day to YOU, Sister! Rhonda
I love this!
What a giver Grandma was/is!
The imagery was brought out beautifully!
Made me want to be in her presence!
ENJOY! Your Happy Mother's Day Connie!
WArmly, Warrior Lady Sheeeoox
Be safe,
Karen
Hugs, Laura
God Bless
Much love always
Lena
You took us there and introduced her face to face: what a remarkable woman she must have been. Well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Brought back some memories!!
Sometimes I get that crazy stroke to bake and cook jams and stuff!!
But hey no Real Granny Yet!!
Love Tinka
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Fee