Love Is in My Grandson’s Heart
Linda reads the book on grandmothers to four-year-old
Colin.
It begins with names for grandmother from many
different languages:
Oma, Maimeó , Babushka, Nonna, Abuela, Grand-mère, MeMaw . . .
And ends with the Grandma in the story telling
her grandson,
Who looked a lot like Colin,
“I know you love me. I can see the love in your
eyes.”
Colin reacted oddly, closing his eyes tight,
Then putting his
right hand over his heart, saying,
“No, it’s not my eyes—it’s in my heart.”
[Bob Coughlin / October 22, 2014]
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