Tuesday, October 2, 2012

How were you told that you would be a grandparent?



Tuesday's Grand Connection Thought
by Mary May Larmoyeux

I was visiting with a friend recently who had just found out that she’ll be a first-time grandma. As she told her exciting news, one big smile covered her face.

Her son and his wife had given her a present—a wrapped Willow figure of a grandparent and grandchild. When she opened it, she got the message.

Another friend shared how she and her husband were invited to a picnic by their daughter and son-in-law. When they saw their granddaughter at the park, she had on a T-shirt that said, “I’m going to be a big sister.” That meant ...

One of our sons and his wife gave us a CD with some family pictures on it. In the middle of the CD was a very special picture—of an ultrasound. We were thrilled because we knew another grandbaby was on the way!

How did you learn that you were going to be a grandparent?

Have a great week,
Mary
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3 comments:

  1. We’ve been told so many times can hardly remember the first. Just know we were thrilled with each of them. - Rita

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  2. Our second son and his wife had been married almost five years, so I was about to give up on a grandchild from them. Then one day in Nov. after Christmas shopping, they called wanting my opinion on a gift they had bought. I said, "Sure, come on over." When they arrived, they handed me an ornament that said "Grandma to be." I looked at it and then looked at it again before it sunk in. I was so excited, I jumped up and down with glee and praised God. It was Christmas Eve before we got a present of a baby toy that was "blue."-- Glenda

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  3. Rita, you are blessed to have so many grandchildren!

    Glenda, the Christmas ornament idea is clever! My guess is that you still have it. Do you?

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