'Bubbe' (pron 'bubbie') means 'grandma' in Yiddish.
They call her 'bubbe' now her face a bit puffy sheitel no longer stylish yet still works Friday's kitchen like a pro not a moment to ponder where the years go They call her 'bubbe' now her family by her side them, you'll never divide for they guard 'their bubbe' with a love so fierce no outsider can ever pierce _______________________________________ Notes: 1. A 'sheitel' is a wig, worn 'back then' by every married Jewish women. 2. 'Friday's kitchen' was and is extra-hectic, because the Sabbath is coming Friday evening.
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