It’s hard to say when it happened but I knew
Your memory had started to fade and something was different about you

Your mind would go back to when you were young. Confusion filled your head
You thought you were too young to have a granddaughter, so I became your friend

You would always ask the same questions
"What’s your name?"
"Where do you live?"
"Where do you go to school?"
And I was always happy to spend time with you

My dad told me that it might be your last day.
I came over to see you right away
As I walked through the door and up the stairs
I saw my family wiping away tears

I took a deep breath and kept my tears inside
So when I walked in your room you could see me smile
I sat on your bed, said “Hi Pop-Pop” and took your hand in mine
You hadn’t spoken in days but somehow managed to say “Hi”

It was hard for you to speak but I knew just what to say
Because you always asked me the same questions every day
I told you my name, where I live, and where I go to school
Then you surprised everyone because you laughed and smiled too

I’ll always cherish the time we spent together,
Even towards the end
Because it was when you forgot you had a granddaughter
That I became your friend


 
Jacket - Express
Skirt - H&M
Boots - Payless

 
I have been listening to my Christmas station on Pandora and I heard a song I've never heard which is rare. I saw it was John Travolta and Olivia Newton John. So Random! They didn't sound as good as when they were in Grease but they made the album to raise money for charity so that's nice.
I went on Google and found an article about it on ABC News. Here are some highlights:
Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta  have re-teamed for a special project: a charity Christmas album that marks their first time recording together in nearly 35 years.

The songs on the album are holiday standards, except for one original, “I Think You Might Like It,” written by Jay Farrar, the guy who wrote Newton-John and Travolta’s beloved Grease duet “You’re the One that I Want.”  The new song is described as something of a sequel to that classic.


Proceeds from the disc will benefit two charities near and dear to the stars’ hearts: Travolta’s Jett Travolta Foundation, which combats children’s disabilities, and the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Center in Melbourne, Australia, which helps cancer victims and funds research for a cure.

Click HERE to read the full article.

I found this cute little commercial for the Album:

 
We asked you which of these 3 bedding options should we get for our new apartment:
The winner was Option 2!
We haven't bought anything yet but we will use this for inspiration.

Thanks!!!