When one of my grandchildren asked, “Gramps, do you want to play?” I realized how rarely adults use that word, even when we are doing things we enjoy. Whether we are hunting for shells, playing charades, or simply being silly … Read More
When my young granddaughters decided my toenails needed a makeover, I happily surrendered and let them turn my feet into a colorful mix of red and purple, creating a wonderful memory I will treasure. The trouble is, weeks later the … Read More
I flew across the country for what some might consider a small occasion—my four-year-old granddaughter Edie’s preschool graduation—but watching her receive her diploma reminded me that love has its own way of measuring what matters. Sometimes life’s most meaningful moments … Read More
