WebTina's poems appear in Open Writing week by week under the title Down The Holler. American housewife and poet Tina Trivett was ropable (or fit to be tied), and apparently with good reason. Years ago, she wrote a delightful poem, Grandma's Apron, in memory of her much-loved grandmother, and in 1999 posted it on a poetry website chosen at … WebSee more of Nonie's Bakery & Cafe on Facebook. Log In. or

Open Writing: Who First Wrote About Grandma

WebI found this poem by Tina Trivett who wrote it for her Grandma and it seems to describe mine as well. Grandma's Apron by Tina Trivett The strings were tied, It was freshly washed, and maybe even pressed. For Grandma, it was everyday to choose one when she dressed. The simple apron that it was, you would never think about; Webwhen dinner was ready, grandma walked out onto the porch, waved her apron, and the men knew it was tie to come in from the fields to dinner. it will be a long time before … how do you maintain records

Grandma’s Apron Just Living Life

WebI have looked at many of your Christmas blogs and I see pictures of a Grandmother in an apron, a mom in an apron, so I decided to write about the apron. I associate an apron with my grandmother who raised 13 children and 2 grandchildren, Mattie Whitson. Mattie became a widow when her twins were 2 years of age. WebA fairly large number of people must have received a plagiarized version of Grandma's Apron [although seldom the original poem by Tina Trivett] through e-mail messages. … http://www.fathersforlife.org/feminism/Grandmas_Apron.htm how do you maintain hygiene in the workplace