I'll probably go to see my granddaughter, take her to the swings and switch my phone off".
And when your future granddaughter takes for granted the equal pay she earns, let her know that your imprint, however small, belongs on that page of history too.
Amy, who is Harris's fictional great-great-granddaughter, takes Chad to visit her centenarian Aunt Pauline, one of Harris's five children.
It took a while to find home aides who clicked with Grandma, so in between college and part-time jobs, each of the seven granddaughters took a day with Grandma.
Her granddaughters take her out to get her nails done, visit her favourite restaurants and bakeries, which she loves to review, and watch films – "She likes romantic stuff," says Chinta.
They were relearned by his descendants in the twenty-first century when a three-times-great-granddaughter took a history class and found his name in her grandmother's family bible.
His mother, Queen Clarisse, wants to interest Mia, her granddaughter, in taking over the throne.
She pays for the lessons that her older granddaughter, Tiff, takes there.
My disappointed granddaughter was taken to see "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" instead.
A black and white portrait of his tattooed yet aristocratic 11-year-old granddaughter, Carmen, taken by her mother, hangs on the wall.
"They grabbed the baby and dragged me out of the house," a grandmother in Hunan province, whose four-month-old granddaughter was taken for adoption, told me in 2009.
