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Grandma's Page by Fonda Nelson Thursday, September 14, 2006 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I wrote my first Christmas poem and thanked everyone by including them in the book.
Camaron Jay, Gracie Diane, Sandy, Bob and Steve My mom~Diane, her boyfriend George, so happy you wouldn't believe. A poem about Russ, one about John and best friend, Tammy too Roni and Ross, Amie and Zach, the four are quite the crew. I never thought in a million years, a poem I would write But here I am with pen in hand and the words coming out just right. I hope in the future, my kids have kids and they take a little time, To read this book and find the page that holds their Grandma's rhyme.

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