Growing Into My Grandmother Power
On a recent vacation to the Grand Canyon, I proudly wore my Grandmother Power t-shirt. But I didn’t always feel comfortable identifying myself as a grandma.
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2013 Constant Contact All Star Winner
Our newsletter received Constant Contact’s 2013 All Star Award for the fourth year in a row! Our newsletters are written with you in mind, so thank you for your support.
Read More »GaGa Sisterhood Celebrates Its 8th Year
Last week, 20 of our members celebrated the 8th anniversary of the GaGa Sisterhood. After lunch, we sat in a circle and told stories about what defines us as grandmas.
Read More »GaGa Sisterhood Ezine Receives All Star Award
For the second year in a row, GaGa Sisterhood’s online newsletter has won Constant Contact’s All-Star Award.
Read More »GaGa Sisterhood Ranked in Top 12 Grandparent Blogs
The GaGa Sisterhood was named one of the Top 12 GRANDparent Blogs in GRAND Magazine’s 1st Annual Best of the Web 2010 Awards. Their decision was based on criteria such as content, ease of navigation, Web traffic and overall look and appeal.
Read More »GaGa Sisterhood Featured on Grilled Grandma
Last month I received an invitation from Lisa to be featured on the “Grilled Grandma” page of her blog, Grandma’s Briefs. A Grilled Grandma is a grandma who has answered some of her grandma-related questions.
Read More »GaGa Sisterhood Ezine Receives All Star Award
The GaGazine, the monthly online GaGa Sisterhood newsletter, has been named a 2009 Constant Contact All Star. This distinction is awarded to Constant Contact business partners in recognition of effective use of email marketing and continued commitment to following best practices.
Read More »Be a Go-to Grandparent Whether You’re Near or Far
Attend my Nov 21, 2009 presentation, “Learn how to be a go-to grandparent whether you’re near or far,” at Temple Beth Am in Los Altos Hills, CA. Everyone welcome.
Read More »Relaxing the Rules When Grandma Visits
When visiting grandchildren, grandmas should respect the parents’ routines. Parents should allow grandmas to have fun even if they have to bend the rules.
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