The absolute best thing a grandma ever gets is random works of art.
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I love these! And now I feel less guilty about sending my mother my children’s art all the time. Sometimes I think children’s art is only appreciated by their mother. I’m glad to be wrong about that. And I’m glad you shared these!
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It’s also treasured by the artists themselves as adults. Wish I’d been better at saving the good stuff.
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