"Grandma's House"
"Grandma's Dinner Theater"
"Grandma's Dolls"
"Grandma's Christmas Tree"
"Grandma's Iris"
"Grandma's New Perm"
"Grandma's Cinnamon Rolls"
"Grandma's Bath"
"Grandma's Recycling"
"Grandma's Gate"
"Grandma's Laundry"
"Grandma's Grip"
"Grandma's Nap"
"Grandma's Bowl of Stuff"
"Grandma's Plum Jelly"
"Grandma's Pussy Cat"
"Grandma's Dentures"
"Grandma's Whisper"
"Grandma's Alarm Clock"
"Grandma's Corset"
"Grandma's Genetic Marmalade"
"Grandma's Cure-All"
"Grandma's Brunch"
"Grandma's Quilt"
"Grandma's Lucky Rooster"
"Grandma's Watering Can"
"Grandma's Twilight Snow"
"Grandma's Grandson"
"Grandma's Mirror"
"Grandma's Kittens"
"Grandma's Web"
"Grandma's Tea Cup"
"Grandma's Home Business"
"Grandma's Perfect Toast"
"Grandma's Relief"
Grandma wore those sturdy and clunky-heeled kind of granny shoes for most of her life. Her poor feet. Sometimes her bunion would ache, so one day she took a pair of scissors from the drawer and cut a hole right through the shoe-not her Sunday-best granny shoes, mind you, but in her once-Sunday best granny shoes that had become her everyday pair. Ahhh, what a relief. "That'll fix you, you ornery bunion," she muttered, looking down at her feet. After she had relieved the offending tightness, Grandma walked with a little more bounce in her step, and her smile seemed a whole lot happier..
Comfort over style, brings a real smile. |
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