A Grandmother’s Heart is a Garden of Love

There’s an emotional bond between grandparents and grandchildren. It’s a connection based on love, gratitude, leisure, and genuine happiness. Becoming a grandparent is one of the most special stages of someone’s life, mainly because of this relationship. Lauren Plaskonos’ “Granny’s Garden” expresses the significance of spending precious moments of grandparents with their grandchild.

Grandmas love almost all, everything and everyone. She will love almost every significant other, even friends that you bring home, even if he or she is unfit for you. They are a helpful aid because they have so many stories and pieces of knowledge from their own lives to share, wisdom, that will surely serve you in life.

This will inspire all ages; it is a reflection that old people prepare a bountiful and colorful life both for their children and grandchildren. They wanted to impart the wisdom they’ve learned from their journey, once kids become adults, they’re able to maximize those life lessons.

Expressing and showing to kids how beautiful the world to live in makes them appreciate life. The unique creations that God made for us to enjoy and share it with them.

People who are favored enough to have a grandmother in their life and experience the love and bond with her know that she is one of the most amazing and precious people in the world. No one in your life will be like her and no one will ever take her place.

The earth is ready and waiting to serve these little ones with their wonderful grandmother. Find out how beautiful the world that our old ones have cultivated with Lauren Plaskonos book the “Granny’s Garden.”

Something in the book might encourage you to recognize and appreciate that a grandmother’s heart is a garden of love.

“Granny’s Garden”
Publisher: Lauren Dempsey Plaskonos
Published date: November 10, 2011
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0578008920
ISBN-13: 978-0578008929
Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.1 x 8.5 inches
Available at Amazon
Paperback: $10.00
 
About the Author
Lauren Plaskonos is a long-time resident of Fort Worth, Texas, and a graduate of Texas Christian University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. As a child of military parents, she traveled the world over, attending schools in Norway, England, and Germany. It was during her travels that she became inspired by the world’s artists and the power art has to communicate. Her artistic vision is to reflect spiritual beauty and hope. She has exhibited at Art on the Boulevard in Fort Worth, the American Embassy in Germany, and the Porsche Club of America. As a graphic designer with Harvest Designs, she won numerous ADDYs and worked on projects for UNICEF, the Susan Komen Foundation, Pier 1, and Camp Fire Girls. Among her, more interesting projects was the opportunity to design the UNICEF pavilion for the 1984 World’s Fair in New Orleans. She and her husband Keith have celebrated marriage since 1985 and have two children. They are also award-winning musicians and have released a CD of traditional hammer dulcimer music.

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