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Grandmas show their love in all kinds of ways. But when you have a grandma like Alice Williams, you just might find yourself with a stunning piece of art. For over 50 years, Alice has dedicated much of her life to the art of painting. In that time, she’s had the opportunity to paint countless pieces of stunning work — and Grandma doesn’t plan on stopping anytime soon! While this is how she makes money, art is also how she expresses herself for herself — and the ones she loves. This can be seen in the breathtaking painting that Alice made for her granddaughter. In fact, her granddaughter is a huge focus of the painting. Inspiration for this piece came, in part, because Alice says that “when I’m gone, she’ll always know the way I saw her.” See for yourself in the heartwarming video below. @alicewilliams.artist And so that she can tell her grandkids about me #artist #passion #love #viral #fypage #foryoupage #southoffrance #france #barbie #billieellish #family #granddaughter ♬ original sound – .ᐟ ︎ ⠀࣪˖ – ʚི︎ɞྀ In this beautiful painting, Alice’s granddaughter can be seen sitting in a chair, just in front of a bright pink wall. On this wall is a colorful painting. Then, next to the woman, there’s a table with a lamp and an elephant sculpture on top. Each brushstroke was made with love, and that couldn’t be clearer. Watch the video below for more insight into the details Alice added into the painting. Grandma’s Love for Her Granddaughter Shines Through When She Paints Her a Breathtaking Piece of Art @alicewilliams.artist The little pieces of her mom and me, sitting next to her, forever. #artist #passion #love #fypage #family #longlove #oilpaint #oilpainting #portrait #artpainting #paints #oilpaints #artworks #artpaintings #vangough #women #barbie #billieellish #barbiemovie #girlhood ♬ original sound – .ᐟ ︎ ⠀࣪˖ – ʚི︎ɞྀ “This is such an incredible gift. She will cherish it for her whole life,” someone shares in the comments, with another sharing their own story, “I am crying so hard. My grandfather who now has Alzheimer’s drew and painted pictures of us all thru our childhood. Even though he is slowly slipping away and forgetting me I will forever have those.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Grandma Paints Granddaughter So “When I’m Gone She’ll Always Know The Way I Saw Her” appeared first on InspireMore.

When it was time for bed, and it was dad’s night to prep his two girls, he let them choose their pajamas. We’ve seen other episodes of a dad dressing their children, but this one is a bit different. The older sister, Lucy Joe, wanted to wear a costume to bed. When she came out in a princess gown, Dad reasoned through it and decided that was a good compromise. It was almost like a nightgown. It’s always the second kid. You’ll see what we mean in a second. The second daughter, Nora, had a different plan for the night. She selected a costume and decided to sleep as a hotdog! Commenters on the viral post are hilarious, so the comment section is almost as good as the video. One commenter said, “Nora understood the assignment. With that hotdog costume, she has a mattress and a sleeping bag all in one.” Another person told the dad he would “relish” this memory. Most people sided with Nora, wanting to be as free-spirited as the tiny tot. Several people laughed about the dad in the video slowly losing control of his emotions. He could not keep from laughing as he panned the camera from Lucy Joe to Nora. If this were a costume contest, Nora would be declared the weiner. This episode in self-expression proves one simple fact: one of two children in every family is a free spirit. Nora wins points for creativity in her costume selection. Dad wins points for allowing the sisters to select and wear costumes to bed. However, he loses points for laughing at self-assured Nora. I don’t think she was too offended, though. Please share if you laughed at the hotdog. You know you did! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Sisters Decide To Wear Costumes To Bed — The Difference Is Hilarious appeared first on InspireMore.