I was lucky enough to meet my great grandmother... She was such a sweet old lady! She taught me how to embroider and of course when she passed away I continue learning with my grandmother (her daughter) by my side :))
20 Bright Side Readers Shared the Most Valuable Lessons They Learned From Their Grandparents

Our grandparents can be an endless source of wisdom, love, and life stories that we never get tired of hearing. For many of us, they managed to leave important marks on our lives, much like our parents. That’s why we’ve decided to ask our readers to share the most valuable lesson or memory they had of their grandparents, and the answers came flooding in.
Bright Side made a compilation of some of the best comments we received from our readers, revealing what kinds of lessons they learned from their grandparents. Take a look.
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Did you find a story in the article that was similar to something your own grandparents taught you? What other stories from our readers would you like to know?
Comments
My grandpa was like a dad to me.. Most girls have special relationships with their grannies but for me, it was my grandad... we did everything together, from reading books to fishing and cycling :)
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