Warm words for Dad, Mom and the grandparents
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- Grandparents Day — October 25, 2026
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Mom, I hope you're having a nice dinner tonight. I miss you and I'm thinking of you.
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Good night, Dad. I hope tomorrow brings you a slow morning and a really good cup of coffee.
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Mom, thank you for never mentioning the time I cut my own bangs with kitchen scissors, or at least for waiting until I was thirty.
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Mom, I was remembering the rainy afternoon you let me build a fort out of every blanket in the house. You brought us hot cocoa and pretended not to notice the living room was a disaster. You even knocked on the blanket door before you came in. I think of that whenever it rains, and today it made me miss you a lot. I can't wait to see you again.
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Morning, you two. I'm still waiting for someone to explain why there are four half-finished jigsaw puzzles on the dining table.
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Morning, Mom. I was thinking about the way you used to braid my hair on school mornings while humming along to the radio, and it made me smile.
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Good night, Mom. I'm already looking forward to Sunday's call, so save me all your news.
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Grandma and Grandpa, thank you for all your kindness, and I hope this week brings you a few quiet, sunny afternoons.
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Grandma and Grandpa, I miss you, and I still say you cheat at cards, so we'll need a rematch soon.
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Good night, Grandma and Grandpa. I still remember sitting between you on the porch swing with a bowl of peaches, listening to the crickets. Thank you for those summer evenings.
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Good morning, Mom. I still write thank-you notes by hand because you taught me that it matters, and I wanted you to know I remember.
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Good night, Grandma and Grandpa. I was thinking of the summer I learned to ride my bike on your street, with one of you running behind me. I felt very brave because you were there.
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