i want to do something for my grahma

i would ask her but i want it to be a suprise.


dinner is to easymode.

something that MEANS something.

Does she drive? Is there somewhere she would like to go but cant?

I used to take my gramma to the library. It was her favorite place and she didnt drive so it meant something. Not enough, of course. I was a self-centered teenager with a drivers license.

Let her know how much you appreciate everything she does.

From the heart.

Have a professional photographer take a portrait of the two of you together. She will appreciate it now and you will appreciate it when she is gone.

When I worked at a nursing home, I once read a letter to one of the residents, from her grandson. He was probably in his late 20's.


It was a very simple letter, just about everyday things. At one point he wrote "Grandma, when I think back on all those potato pancakes you made for me, when you knew no one else liked them, I know how much you love me, and I love you."

Both of us started crying, it was just so sincere.

She said, as she wiped at her eyes with her dainty hanky "That boy surely loved those potato pancakes."

that's a good one.

Take her out to dinner one night, just the two of you.

Kiss her on the cheek and give her a hug and say "Thanks" and "I love you" from time to time.

Say nice things about her to others in her hearing.

Find something special for her, like an album of a singer she likes or a book by an author she's mentioned.

The list is endless. Just think about her and be thoughtful.

thanks for the replies.


i am rather non-emotional so just doin something simple like that would probablly be the best thing in the world for me to do.