I call my parents twice a day when I'm away. - Ann Jillian

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There are two types of grandmothers - the ones who feel relieved when they hear the first 'Let's go home' and the ones who feel hurt. The latter are definitely in the minority.

Ann Jillian

I call my parents twice a day when I'm away.

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