Hi Friends!
My name is Elaine, but five of my favorite people call me Gramma Mac!
An award-winning writer, author, blogger, and columnist, I love to celebrate grandparenting, and have been doing so since my my first grandchild – now a teenager – was born. To read more of my “back story,” click here.
I am passionate about discovering and sharing resources with other grandparents, empowering them to intentionally create memories and build relationships with their grands.
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Be well. Be safe.
~ Elaine
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“All Aboard” Revisited – Part Seven
I've visited nearly all of the 48 contiguous states in my lifetime and can attest that there is beauty in every single one. Still, I'm convinced Idaho has an overabundance of scenic wonderland. I fell in love with the area while researching to write Grandma's mini-memoir, "All Aboard! The...
“All Aboard!” Revisited – Part Six
As I write, huge machines are working in our front yard to replace the sewer line in our neighborhood. We've seen the work (and the aftermath) in our neighbors' yards to the north but evidently, today's our day. A section of our driveway was sawed, lifted, dropped, then pounded with a massive...
“All Aboard!” Revisited – Part Five
Believe it or not, "revisiting" our recent trip is hard work! Those who know me well know I'm always on a trek for knowledge. I want to know things, I love to research and learn (always have), and I have to piece together things until they make sense. That trek is actually what prompted my...







