Dear grandma jo
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Two young granddaughters, Kate and Erin, wrote a letter to their grandmother Jo to wish her a Happy Mother's Day and express how much they love her. They recount memories of her helping their mother and father take care of them as infants, visiting them in Seattle, hosting them in Portland, and accompanying them on a family trip to Mexico. They appreciate her gifts, fashion advice, sweets, and playing with them. Their mother Darby also thanks her mother Jo for all her support over the years, especially recently with the twins.
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- 14. Did you learn to pick them out in Grandma school? Or maybe in those books you were reading before we came?
- 15. Our favorite thing is to play with them with you.
- 16. Sometimes, it is magical and your presents arrive in the mail! * * Not that we are angling for presents or anything, but we just wanted to mention that our address is 1700 26th Ave, Seattle, WA, 98122. And Kate wants a pony.
- 17. Another reason you are an amazing grandma is your keen fashion sense. You find some of our favorite pieces. . .
- 18. . . .and you inspire some of our best ensembles. Here Erin models a look from the Winter 2010 collection.
- 19. Mostly, though, we love you because you always show us how much you love us, Mama, and Dada, by doing things like coming to Mexico with us to help them take care of us and make sure they had time to relax. Wasn’t that fun?
- 20. We love you so much. Happy Mother’s Day! Love, Kate and Erin
- 21. P.S. We almost forgot! We promised we’d let Mama say something.