It’s safe to conclude that the majority of people have a really unique bond with their grandparents. They are compassionate, considerate, and typically a little less rigid with the regulations than our parents.
My grandparents were always available to take me on wonderful trips, help me bake, and let me eat as much candy as I wanted.
My grandma was able to transform a little stroll into a fantastic pirate adventure, where treasure was hidden behind every stone, even if it was merely into the woods behind her house.
As I became older, I understood there were no pirates or hidden riches under grandma’s house. But the idea that she was able to transform the commonplace into the spectacular resonated with me.
Another thing you learn about grandparents early on is that it’s useless to mess with them. You already know how it will turn out. If you run into Winifred Peel, a 77-year-old British woman from Wirral, that is unquestionably the case.
