If you have ever wondered what being a Grandparent is all about, check this out here.
I could not have put it better myself.
;-)
The boys enjoying Rathmichael Woods ....
9 years ago
About Me
- Nan P.
- I was first promoted to Grand-Motherhood on the 10th March 2008, and confirmed in this position on the 25th February 2011. Though I did accept the promotion with joy and even trepidation, nothing could prepare me for the reality of this important position. *** Cathal was my first grand-child. *** Cathal was diagnosed at birth with Down Syndrome. *** Cathal was diagnosed at birth with a very sick little heart. *** Cathal then became the new love in my life. *** Grand-Parenthood should come with a big-lettered label: -- “WARNING: STRONG EMOTIONS INCLUDED” -- This blog is a record of my journey through this step in life: the joys and the fears, the laughter and the tears, but most of all the love.... And then a few other tidbits as they come up. I hope that it may be of help to other grandparents, and any family member. And I love getting comments and feedback. Nan P.
ROLL CALL OF AMAZING BLOGS
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Thanksgiving, 20195 years ago
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We Were On...14 years ago
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A Buckeye Legacy5 years ago
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About Me - workshops and online training.5 years ago
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10 Ways I know We're Back To School.....8 years ago
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It's been a big month.13 years ago
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What would you do...11 years ago
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Cosy Consensus8 years ago
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Toys with Therapy Influence11 years ago
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Small steps, giant leaps14 years ago
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Christmas preparations12 years ago
From the Queen of Versatility
Great honour, Jazzy
BEAUTIFUL BOGGER, ME???
And it came all the way from NZ - thank you Mel. And then from South Dublin - thank you Jazzy.
Happy Award
From (happy-stepping) Jazzygal
Sharing the Sunshine
Received from Jazzygal, brightening up dull cloudy winter skies
ANOTHER VIRTUAL AWARD
Thank you to Clive and the Not-so-Little-Man for this!
VIRTUAL AWARD
So kindly given to me by 3 follow bloggers (3!) - my adopted virtual grand-daughter Hammie ;-), my real daughter Cathal's Mammy, and lovely (rebel-songs) Sesame in the house on the hill... Aaaah!
1 comment:
Okay Nan, I need to comment on the coffee...I love that you love strong black coffee!! My husband is actually in the coffee industry and has been for the last 20 years. He recently left the company he was with and started a coffee consulting company called Just Black-Coffee Excellence. He is also working on developing a wholesale roasting company with a friend and colleague in the industry. You will soon be able to purchase great fair trade coffee off my blog, with proceeds going to fund disability groups. There is a wonderful organization in our city called The Art and Design Studio for Adults with Disabilities. We have talked with them about developing labels for us, using their artwork, for this particular line of coffee...anyway I haven't shared that with anyone yet in the blog world, but somehow felt I needed to share it with my new Irish, black coffee drinking, friend. :)
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