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This message is dedicated to every grandfather out there.

When Grandma Took Over

One Sunday, however, he came down with a terrible cold and felt too miserable to leave the house.

Thankfully, his wife offered to take their granddaughter out instead.

When they returned, the little girl ran upstairs to see her grandfather.

“Well,” he asked with a smile, “did you enjoy your ride with Grandma?”

“Oh yes, Papa!” she replied excitedly.

“And do you know what?”

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