Buffy ,'Lessons'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
My grandfather was Grampy, but for years I said "Grumpy" and it stuck. My grandmother, who was ever so glamorous and still quite young when I was born, insisted on being "Lalla", a derivative of her own name. Apparently "Nanna" sounded too old.
My niece has a Grandma, a Grandpa, a MawMaw and a Poppi.
My stepmother's greatnieces had a very workable system: their father was "Dad," their grandfather was "Pop," and their great-grandfather was "Greatpop."
Congratulations Glamcookie!
Hooray! Congrats, Glamcookie!!!
I had/have Grandma Pie* and Grandpa Pat on one side, and Grandma Lilla and Pop on the other. My more Southern cousins use Nana Pie.
My aunt is going by "Gigi" which stands for "Groovy Grandma" in her head. My parents are as yet undecided, but then who knows if/when they'll become grandparents.
* everyone calls her Pie, including her husband. Childhood nickname that stuck.
Congratulations Glamcookie and DW!
Congratulations, GC!
I had Bapa and Miss Di and PJ and Miss Mary (to everyone). Not sure what my parents would have been to little ones.
WOW for Glamcookie and DW!!!!
Congrats GC!
GLAM AND WIFE!! YAYS!!!