Grandmas can do some pretty amazing things. That's not too surprising, though, considering that they're mothers super-sized into grandmothers. Their super powers are practically a given.

There are, though, a few things grandmas can't do. At least 12, in fact.

ONE

Grandmas cannot send letters, cards, and boxes through the mail to grandkiddos without first plastering stickers all over the package.

TWO

Grandmas cannot avoid the words "precious" and "adorable" when conversing with other grandmothers.

THREE

Grandmas cannot keep their arms at their sides and out of "hug" position when greeting grandkiddos at the door. They're especially inept at this at the airport.

FOUR

Grandmas cannot stop pinning ideas for fun and food for grandchildren. At least not those grandmas on Pinterest, anyway.

FIVE

Grandmas cannot help but feel their hearts crack a bit when hearing of other grandmas who aren't allowed to see their grandchildren.

SIX

Grandmas cannot abide an empty cookie jar. If not for the sake of the grandkiddos, then for the sake of the grandpas.

SEVEN

Grandmas cannot pass the baby department in any retail store without taking a peek at an item. Or two. Or 10.

EIGHT

Grandmas cannot throw away greeting cards and letters from grandchildren.

NINE

Grandmas cannot throw away a child's artwork, either. Even when the artwork looks like this:

TEN

Grandmas cannot turn down an offer of a cup of imaginary tea or a piece of plastic pizza. At least not when it's offered by a child.

ELEVEN

Grandmas cannot turn down a request for sponsoring a grandchild in a walkathon or purchasing gift wrap or cookies for a child's fundraiser, either.

TWELVE

Grandmas cannot hug grandchildren hard enough, long enough, or often enough to keep her heart from missing them when they're far away.

Today's question:

What else can grandmas not do?