Grandma Talk

By Elaine Millam and Dorothy Moga

Five women sit around the table in a neighborhood coffee shop. Their cups have bold black, a variety of lattes and a dirty chai. All are grandmothers. Their conversation is about the delights of being a grandma.

They are a diverse group. They have come to grandma-hood from different places -- different parts of the world, different ages, different cultures. And they have had different grandma experiences. Some live near or with their grandchildren. Some live far away. Among them, they have young grandchildren and adult grandchildren. Yet they share a common bond: to be the best grandmas they can be and to pass on a little bit of themselves.

They share their stories.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Nov 26, 2014
• ISBN: 9781503512108

Elaine Millam

Author Bios Elaine Millam is a proud Grandmother of 8 grandchildren, has been an executive in the business world for over 30 years, still does executive coaching and leadership development work, is an avid believer in living her life fully, and helping others do the same. She lives in California, is a worldwide traveler, and is owner of her own business. Dorothy Moga finds great joy in being a grandma to five little boys. She is passionate about her family, her professional contribution to work and community, and loves music, travel, and baseball. She is now an executive coach working with leaders in non-profit, academic and government organizations. She has a history of leadership in developing hospice and palliative care and in extending health care and social services to underserved populations. She and her husband Bill live in Washington, DC.

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Copyright © 2014 by Elaine Millam & Dorothy Moga.

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ISBN:

    Softcover    978-1-5035-1209-2

Hardcover    978-1-5035-1211-5

       EBook    978-1-5035-1210-8

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Rev. date: 11/17/2014

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Prologue

Five women sit around the table in a neighborhood coffee shop.  Their cups have bold black coffee, a variety of lattes and a dirty chai.  All are grandmothers.  Their conversation is about the delights of being a grandma.

They are a diverse group.  They have come to grandma-hood from different places -- different parts of