My Grandma 1970's

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The picture that stuck out to me the most was a picture of my grandma from the 1970’s. This picture stuck out because I miss my grandma a lot and it made me think of her and what a difference she's made in my life. It made me remember going to breakfast with her and some of my cousins and then going to church every Sunday. I was so excited at the end of the week because I knew I was going to see her. I can never recall a time when she didn't have the biggest smile on her face. She was the nicest lady you could ever meet. If you needed almost anything, she was more than happy to give that too you, even if she didn't have much of it herself. She always had people staying at her house because she never wanted anyone not to have a place to stay.

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