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Hello, I'm a mom of 4 adult children and a grandmother to 8. I describe myself as a sarcastic rock n roll grandma. I also swear like a truck driver. Once upon a time I strove for perfection. Found out that was impossible. In my late 30s, I decided to just embrace my imperfections.

For hobbies, I knit scarfs & hats; read mystery/murder/christian books; sew baby quilts; work crossword puzzles; and hang with the family. I'm also addicted to my iPhone as well as social media. In addition, I make my own household products and am trying to live a greener life. One day, I will tackle my weight. This is the diary of my crazy & very boring life.

If for some reason you would like to contact me. Feel free to email me at: averagegranny@gmail.com

Thank you for visiting my blog.

PS: Gmail would not let me us notyouraveragegranny for an email. Too long :(

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