On Friday, October 8th classes quite rightly came to a grinding halt for Lakeview's Grandparents and Special Friends Day. This time-honored tradition, a day filled with music, performance, and special memories, was canceled last year due to Covid-19, but oh how we made up for it this year. The program was magnificent! For Lakeview great-grandparent Peggy Walters it was her 32nd Grandparent's Day. For me, it was my first. Grandparents and great-grandparents are as special to children as children are to them. So many wonderful memories are made when the young and old (or should I say the young and seasoned) get together. In my opening remarks in the WAC I shared memories of me as a child driving around a roundabout in London with my grandfather behind the wheel being sandwiched between two London red double decker buses, wondering how I would ever come out unscathed. My grandad was in the front, grinning, smoking a pipe, humming “O Come all ye faithful” to himself. I can also remember leaving my own children at the equivalent of a Fall Festival with my mother, their grandmother, thinking what could go wrong. Two hours later…