Apr

26

Inspirational Guest Post by Katrina Newell: Grandma’s Hands

While watching one of my favorite television shows, it was pleasantly interrupted by an ad singing the song “Grandma’s Hands” as it depicted a grandmother enjoying a moment with her grandchildren. As I enjoyed this short drama, I envisioned my own grandmother and thought about the things she taught me and the values she instilled in me. She made sure I attended church every Sunday and molded me into the fine woman I am today.

This fast-paced and overburdened era that we live in today provides little time to spend “quality time” with our grandmothers. “Grandma’s Hands” provided the backbone of our culture upbringing and marked the beginning of generations of great women.

So my Latinalicious sisters, in honor of Mother’s Day which is fast approaching, think about a special grandmother – either yours or someone else’s and do something nice for her. Also, don’t forget your mom and yourself, for we all deserve to be treated special not just on this day but everyday.

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Migdalia Rivera, also known as Ms. Latina in social media, is a single Latina mother of a teen, tween and 2 Australian Shepherds. When not blogging, or chasing after her energetic bunch, she connects influential bloggers with brands and PR agencies via her blogger network, Stiletto Media.

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  • Avatar Musingwoman April 30, 2009, 7:10 am

    So true. Both of my grandmothers are no longer living. Treasure them while you have them with you.

    Musingwoman’s last blog post..What makes you go EEW!

  • Avatar admin April 30, 2009, 8:58 pm

    I cannot remember my own but I see the joy my mom gives my boys. No one can spoil like a grandma!

  • Avatar rita barnes November 8, 2009, 10:11 pm

    this post caught my eye!Both my grandparents have went on to heaven ,i still miss them dearly!1 was my best friend and confidant and the other taught me how to have faith no matter what,,,,

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