If life could rewind 24 hours you would see her in the living room, you would see her laughing, you would see her eating cheese on cubes from toothpicks, that same arm-wobble being kneaded like dough by Pia's little girl hands — great granddaughter hands.
"I can no longer cry," she said, reaching for her granddaughter's hand.
Jeanne clasped her granddaughter's hand, but Phoebe started back, shocked by Jeanne's ghastly face.
Hope made as if to catch her granddaughter's hand through the glass.
I love our room, it has its own shrine, which gets lit at night by a granddaughter's hand, leaving us with its scented smell.
Flo Baerren of Lansing, Mich., was planning on giving her granddaughter a hand-knit quilt for Christmas when she went to Chicago to see family for the holidays.
Monroe Freedman and his granddaughter were handing out opera lyrics on Monday night outside of Lincoln Center in Manhattan, but they weren't out to inspire a public sing-along.
As fears of contracting Ebola wane in Liberia, the practice has started to die down, but Mama Tumeh's granddaughters believe hand washing should continue in case the virus returns.
In his great-granddaughter's hands, it becomes a piece of pure self-delusion, after which an impatient Marke drags the still-living Isolde off to resume her wifely duties.
I come to the issue of gun violence not just as a Senior Advisor to President Obama, but also, sadly, as a granddaughter with first-hand experience.
I will not hand his granddaughter a country shaped by hateful and stupid men.
