If you ever wish to unsubscribe, please see the instructions at the end of this message. Second, the next time you visit your in-laws' home, look for something you can do for them. Maybe you could run an errand or help in the kitchen or yard. Look for ways to serve them. Third, keep grandparents informed of your children's activities, interest, and accomplishments.
Grandparents especially love newspaper clippings and lots and lots of pictures.
Every couple of years, make sure your parents have an updated picture of the family. Fourth, if you live far away and see them infrequently, schedule a regular visit by phone. The cost will be low compared to the rewards. Also e-mail is a wonderful way to stay in touch. Above all, be grateful to your in-laws.