Grandfriends March Visit

We had another wonderful visit with our Grandfriends at Pine Haven! We played math games as usual, but this time added an interview to our visiting time. We got to hear about what life was like when our Grandfriends were in elementary school: the pets they had, chores they helped with, the church they attended, and more! This was a great conversation starter.  We learned about paper routes, special cats and dogs, and a few residents who had to milk cows when they were in second grade! What a blessing to continue this partnership. Here are pictures from our visit last week! 














 

 

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