Dorothy Sweet Calhoun

My Grandma Said . . . Dorothy Sweet Calhoun

Often times we don't get to share quality time with grandma and grandpa when we are older. Too, when they are older they cannot always spend time with us. Most times, they live in a different state, they don't drive anymore, maybe their health is not as strong as it once was, and they don't have a cell phone because they don't believe in it!Of course, we realize today's grand parents are a much younger generation. However, they are still terrific grand parents', but possibly do not possess the wise concepts as the experienced, older generation of grand parents possessed like my grandma, for example, back in ancient days!Finally, sometimes, it is a situation where we no longer have our grand parents because they have gone on to heaven. My grandma and grandpa were terrific persons in my life when I was growing up. I learned a wealth of lasting information and I want to share it. Grandma called me "Girl." This book will serve as a Legacy of Wisdoms for our teens and young adults who might be able to glean from it. Many teens and young adults possibly do not have grand parents today.