Hello from Panama and here is my newly created website. Click on the little chain links to see some of my posts. It’s a work in progress so bare … – Granny Books by Jo Anne Cushman Burrill
Author of “Granny Mouse Ears” and “Granny’s Trilogy” Coronado Bay, Panama Photos by CelesteHello from Panama and here is my newly created website. Click on the little chain links to see some of my posts. It’s a work in progress so bare … — Read on panamajojo.com/2021/04/18/hello-from-panama-and-here-is-my-newly-created-website-click-on-the-little-chain-links-to-see-some-of-my-posts-its-a-work-in-progress-so-bare/
Hello from Panama and here is my newly created website. Click on the little chain links to see some of my posts. It’s a work in progress so bare …
Author of “Granny Mouse Ears” and “Granny’s Trilogy” Coronado Bay, Panama Photos by CelesteHello from Panama and here is my newly created website. Click on the little chain links to see some of my posts. It’s a work in progress so bare …
Hello from Panama and here is my newly created website. Click on the little chain links to see some of my posts. It’s a work in progress so bare with me until I can organize the site a little better. Bienvenidas! – Granny Books by Jo Anne Cushman Burrill
Author of “Granny Mouse Ears” and “Granny’s Trilogy” Coronado Bay, Panama Photos by Celeste — Read on panamajojo.com/2021/04/16/hello-from-panama-and-here-is-my-newly-created-website-click-on-the-little-chain-links-to-see-some-of-my-posts-its-a-work-in-progress-so-bare-with-me-until-i-can-organize-the-site-a-littl/
About the Author
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Meet my sisters and a little history about me and my family
Rose and Tony Cushman were the proud parents of seven daughters. They never had any sons. The girls were all two years apart. When the youngest daughter (me) started school, the oldest daughter (Rose) was a senior in high school. We were all two grades apart in school and we all shared the same second…
Choosing a name for what your new grandchild will call you is serious business. As you probably guessed, I picked “Granny”. My husband goes by “Gan” because that is what he called one of his grandfathers many years ago. It turns out his older sister named all four grandparents when she was little. Hence, the name Gan stuck in the family. Here’s a funny YouTube video for grandmothers to help decide what they want to be called when the grand baby arrives. Enjoy!
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