Miles apart, we've missed the little connections that strengthen the bond between grandma and granddaughter. Now she's hurting; what can I say to help her?
Did you know
that I think of you often?
Did you know
that I think you're "a peach"?
Did you know
I get lonesome to see you,
and I'd hug you
if my arms could reach?
Chelsey Constance, my sweet, darling grand-girl, life has blessings for you, you'll soon see; and I pray you will know that I love you; you mean more than the world to me!
So I'm sending my hugs there on paper--
Just for now, that's the best I can do--
Please remember,
when life seems the toughest, Jesus and Grammy are lovin' on you!
This is beautiful. I too feel the pains of being so far away from my grandkids. We just had our 3rd grandchild born monday, and oh what I would give to be able to see her. May God bless you every day of your life.
What a magnificent blessing you just gave to her, Grammy.. The power of the love of Jesus in you, for your beautiful grand-girl, will transcend the miles - and the paper it was presented on!
I'm sure Chelsey realizes what a genuine treasure she has in you, Connie.
Love to you both, Rhonnie
PS> Your blog was equally great - and I am thrilled your "kids" are planning a 50th Wedding Anniversary Party for you & Bill. No two deserve it more! May 21, 2010 is a very Special Day. xoxo The LORD bless you with 50 more! :)
SELDOM MENTIONED...BUT THE SINCERE PRAYERS OF A LOVING GRAMMY CAN MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN ONES LIFE. A WONDERFUL DRAWN PICTURE OF THE LOVE THAT EXISTS BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS...WHETHER NEAR OR FAR.
LOVE, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
As grandparents we form a special bond with our grandchildren that even space cannot separate us from loving them or they loving us.
Good write and she will love it...
fee
This really touches close to home for me. I'm the granddaughter. I lived across the street from my grandmother for 9years, but moved 6hours away 3 1/2 years ago. How I miss seeing her each day. She's still the one I call when I'm sad & just hearing her voice is refreshing. Grandmothers are heaven sent!
May God Bless you Connie!
Angela
Let this coming of age story of a boy named Bean take you back to a simple time. Set in a small southern town in the 1960's, encircled by a river and gleaming white cotton fields.
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a joy it was for me to read
Love & peace to you both
William
Daniel
Be always safe,
Karen
I'm sure Chelsey realizes what a genuine treasure she has in you, Connie.
Love to you both, Rhonnie
PS> Your blog was equally great - and I am thrilled your "kids" are planning a 50th Wedding Anniversary Party for you & Bill. No two deserve it more! May 21, 2010 is a very Special Day. xoxo The LORD bless you with 50 more! :)
LOVE, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Good write and she will love it...
fee
May God Bless you Connie!
Angela