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 Grandparents 

          Grandparents are Truly a blessing in our lives. They are the ones who have made our parents the way they are. It is because of the aubringing that our parents lovers immensely and care for us the same way our Grandparents did when there were children. Moreover Grantparents are our support system. Grandparents are blessing from God who are irreplaceable. They are angels in disguise who are always looking over their kids and grandkids. As the time are evolving people are losing touch of their tradition. Like wise people are not realizing the importance of grandparents. Likewise people are not realizing the importance of grandparents. We see how they are mistreating them. While this happens in some cases, in most cases people love their grandparents. You ask a kid about who pampers them the most,most of them will answer saying their grandparents. Similarly for grandparent, they are adored by their grandkids. They love us unconditionally and pamper us endlessly. They also correct our mistakes and scold us when necessary. We see how grandparents are great blessing not everyone is fortunate enough to have like my grandmother. My grandppa died in I am child I have only small memory of my grandfather that memory I love most.When I see other's grandfather I like my grandpa. I miss my grandpa. Who have grandparents they are very lucky. 


Sanubiya. A. A

1st Semester Bcom Finance

Al Shifa College of Arts and Science 



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