Joyce, moving from Moraga to Waterford, plays bridge, new condominium, drives a Lexus, daughters Lori and Linda, grandkids, Steven, Emily, Melina, Annie
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From Moraga's gentle hills, she roved,
To Waterford's soft embrace she moved,
In halls anew, her laughter plays,
Where bridge becomes her modern craze.
A Lexus gleams on winding roads,
In a condominium she'd abode,
Beside her, daughters Lori and Linda glow,
While grandkids' laughter steals the show.
Steven and Emily dance in the sun,
Melina and Annie join the fun,
Joyce's world a tapestry so wide,
A joyous journey, love amplified.