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This is such a nice post and tribute to your grandparents! Grandparents are such a huge influence in their grandkids lives. It was interesting to learn how your blog got its name!
Beautiful Tanya! I loved reading this. It sounds like a majical childhood filled with incredibly special people! Have a great weekend, Jen @ City Farmhouse
Oh Tanya, I love love love your story!!
Thanks for sharing it.
Amanda
Wow – what a great story!
My childhood was very different from yours, but I was also very greatly influenced by my grandparents and remain close with my surviving grandmother to this day. When I visited her last fall, she told a friend that I was practically her fifth child because I'd spent so much time living with her. I was really touched.
That is one of the most uplifting stories I could have read today… And it's only ten in the morning!!
So special. Glad to know more behind the name : )
This is such a great story! I always wondered about your name thanks for sharing it!
And what a wonderful way to grow up:)
ooo how fun to read! I always love to hear the "story" behind the blog! It's my first time here, following with blog lovin now! Would love for you to stop by my blog sometime.
http://www.nap-timecreations.com
What a wonderful, heartfelt story!
Susan
what a neat story! you chose a meaninful name 1208
Tanya, what a beautiful story of your grandparents' love and commitment to their family! I'm so happy you shared this with us. What an incredible blessing to be able to have your blog home be a reminder of such an important place in your history. Thank you for your inspiring story, and words of hope and encouragement!
Jeanette
Our family and our history shape us and make us who we are. Thanks for sharing your special story. ~di @ Musings
Me again. I wanted to recommend a storytelling sight, it's called Cowbird, you might like to join and share this story and other stories there. ~di @ Musings
Hi,
Lovely to get to know you. I am following you at From House to Home – I Choose Joy.
Many blessings,
Janis http://www.janiscox.com
I was always curious how you got the name. What a wonderful story!
–Gena from ichoosejoy.org
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