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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~ Elaine
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recently posted on the blog
“All Aboard” Revisited – Part Four
Good Morning! I hope you're enjoying riding along with my husband and I as we retrace the steps of my grandma's 1913 trip out West. What an adventure for her, but an equally fascinating adventure for the two of us 111 years later. If you haven't read the first three posts, I'll insert the links...
“All Aboard” Revisited – Part Three
Overall, our trip was uneventful, and that's a good thing. Jim and I are thankful for safe travel and no near misses in our 3,000+ mile trip. We had great traveling weather EXCEPT for a massive lightning show and brief (but powerful) downpour in SW Wyoming. Semis. Cars. Vans. SUVs. All heading...
“All Aboard” Revisited – Part Two
Grandma's journey took her across Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and California. Ours included all of those states but California PLUS Wyoming and Montana. Hers lasted nearly a year. Ours, only two and a half weeks. Hers was limited to where there were railroads in the...







