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My Grandma Lives In The Computer

JaNell Lyle
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Pages
41
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Truth Book Publishers

About

In this day of families living far apart from each other, keeping in touch is vital to family structure. Many Grandparents are living in cities, states, and even continents away from their children and grandchildren. Social media and the Internet are some ways of keeping in touch. To actually see your grandchild, read stories to them, watch them perform in costumes is so wonderful .We have grandchildren who live in Africa. Our daughter and son-in-law adopted three wonderful children plus have one wonderful one of their own. For a long time the adopted children only saw us thought the computer. The youngest one couldn't figure out that we just didn't live in there. He would go by the computer and say hi to us, even though the screen wasn't on. He was sure that was our home. One day we were able to fly to see them and he was amazed that we had legs. Thus, the story was born.

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