GramaBarb is a Real Grandmother - read her Profile bio

Who is GramaBarb?
GramaBarb has been a member of Squidoo since December 8 2005, has rated 3,646 lenses, favorited 3,267, and has created 295 lenses from scratch. This member's top-ranked page is "❤A Grandmother's Love❤".   See all her lenses

As you scroll through my Squidoo lenses my hope is that you will enjoy the journey and learn something new along the way. I am a Canadian Grandmother and have created all my lenses with families in mind. Every lens has been sprinkled with true Grandmother's Love.

At my Zazzle Store you will find a popular place to buy gifts Zazzle Planet Earth Store

Grandma's Door Always Swings In for Gift Shopping at Cafepress

I twitter at least once or twice a day - follow me http://twitter.com/gramabarb

@gramabarb Vancouver, BC, Canada

Canadian senior and Grandma - I really believe that Grandmothers are voices of the past. Role models of the present.They open the doors to the future.
As of Jan 30, 2011 I have 1,099 followers - some of whom are Celebs.

I have my own Daily World News based on who I follow plus my own current twitter posts
You are welcome to subscribe for free

http://paper.li/gramabarb

Remember GramaBarb's virtual door always swings in - visit me on Squidoo or Twitter.
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When times were really hard - remember them
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http://paper.li/gramabarb

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Inflatable Kids Education Toys

Education Toys that are inflatable - easy to use and easy to store away.

Education Toys that are inflatable

These education inflatables are becoming more and more popular with teachers - easy storage and reasonable cost is a big plus for schools.
For use at home especially for homeschooling - We all love education toys that are inflatable - easy to use and easy to store away.
Explore your universe with a solar system inflatable classroom set. Teach size and distance relationships of the planets, the moon and the sun.

Become a true globe-trotter with a 27-inch inflatable globe! It features only the continents and lines of latitude/longitude -- it's up to you to correctly label the names of oceans, trade routes, landmarks and more with a wet-erase marker.

Introduce Children to Anatomy  with this Inflatable-Anatomy Torso

Visit Kids Education Toys for a wide range of inflatable toys

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When times were really hard - remember them
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Inviting you to view this reflection of water and bicyclist http://www.redgage.com/photos/tjtvance/reflections-of-a-bicyclist.html

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To all Grandmothers -

http://lovegrandmothers.blogspot.com/

To all grandmothers, whose wisdom, courage and love have paved the path for future generations - we thank you!

Love from a Blogging Grandmother

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To all Grandmothers -

To all grandmothers, whose wisdom, courage and love have paved the path for future generations - we thank you!

Love from a Blogging Grandmother

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The GramaBarb Daily Newspaper is out!

This Daily Newspaper is created by Twitter based on who I am following.

It is twittered everyday but if you would like to read it in your email you can go HERE ( http://paper.li/gramabarb ) to subscribe

I follow over 1400 people and world news organizations so my daily newspaper is international in scope. Over 1000 people read it everyday and then tweet it to their followers.  I am personally inviting you to subscribe for free. Upper right side - click subscribe.

It is a multi-page Newspaper with Headlines: Stories; Arts and Entertainment; Travel; Education; Technology; Environment
With news from CNN; BBC; CBC; and Fox news and plenty of environment news from Scientific American,WWF and many others.

http://paper.li/gramabarb

Thank you for reading my customized Daily!

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Birding in Canada with Grandma

There are 462 known species of birds in Canada

How many can you identify?  Canada's national bird is the Common Loon.

Canadian Provincial Birds

ALBERTA - Great Horned Owl
BRITISH COLUMBIA - (2 birds claim this honour) Stellar's Jay and Varied Thrush
MANITOBA - Great Gray Owl
NEW BRUNSWICK - Black-capped Chickadee
NEWFOUNDLAND - Atlantic Puffin
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES - Gyrfalcon
NOVA SCOTIA - Osprey
NUNAVUT - None designated
ONTARIO - Common Loon
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - Blue Jay
QUEBEC - Snowy Owl
SASKATCHEWAN - Sharp-tailed Grouse
YUKON - Common Raven

Learn more about Birding in Canada
http://www.squidoo.com/canadabirding

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Time to bake your own bread - I'll teach you how
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Birding in Canada with Grandma

There are 462 known species of birds in Canada

How many can you identify?  Canada's national bird is the Common Loon.

Canadian Provincial Birds

ALBERTA - Great Horned Owl
BRITISH COLUMBIA - (2 birds claim this honour) Stellar's Jay and Varied Thrush
MANITOBA - Great Gray Owl
NEW BRUNSWICK - Black-capped Chickadee
NEWFOUNDLAND - Atlantic Puffin
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES - Gyrfalcon
NOVA SCOTIA - Osprey
NUNAVUT - None designated
ONTARIO - Common Loon
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - Blue Jay
QUEBEC - Snowy Owl
SASKATCHEWAN - Sharp-tailed Grouse
YUKON - Common Raven

Learn more about Birding in Canada
http://www.squidoo.com/canadabirding

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Time to bake your own bread - I'll teach you how
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January is List making Month

Where does the term "kick the bucket" originate? 

To kick the bucket is an English idiom that is defined as "to die" in the Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue (1785). It is considered a euphemistic, informal, or slang term.Oxford Advanced Dictionary of Current English, 4th Ed. (1989) Its origin remains unclear, though there have been several theories.

I am over 70 and working on my Bucket List gave me energy and determination to NOT kick the bucket - I have too much to do!

I have already started on my list:
http://www.squidoo.com/a-bucket-list-of-10-dreams-lensography

Have you started yours yet?

Time to bake your own bread - I'll teach you how
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Top Five Goals that Soar High

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Five Goals that are high on my list of things to do in 2011. The list is here.

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Top Five Goals that Soar High

Five Goals that are high on my list of things to do in 2011. The list is here.

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