35 Lessons from my Grandmother
Growing up, my siblings and I had the privilege of living in the same town as my paternal grandparents for our entire pre-college lives. My grandparents have always been a fixture in my day-to-day routine. I'd see them at least once a week growing up. Now, away from home, I call them all the time. Growing up they were at every recital (my Grandma even taught me piano), at every play, at every sports game, and at every birthday party. I have been beyond lucky to have their support. My grandparents have also always been and remain my biggest heroes. Today, I'd like to take a little time to list just a few of the lessons that I've learned from my Grandmother. Family is most important. Music is one of the most powerful forces in the world and can heal broken hearts. You can't expect to get any better at something if you don't practice. Send handwritten thank you cards-- and often. When in doubt, always go for Mexican food. Exercise often and for your entir