Come ask an 103 year old any question you can think of!!!!! - Page 4

She would be close to my Oma's age if she were still alive. She died before i was born. I guess if I could ask  my grandma a question I would ask her how to face  tough times and still make good memories for the kids. Was there something in particular that got her through the roughest days and helped her push forward or was it just that there was no choice. Any secrets to keeping the kids happy and occupied without all the junk they have now? Any advice to little girls growing up in this day and age that I could pass down to my daughter. Any advice for how to help an overly soft hearted child who is scared of growing up? ( not a wimpy one, or a lazy one, just a scared one) I wish I had a grandma to ask.

This is such a neat idea and she is just adorable. I just wish I could hear her better. The traffic noise in the back ground is very distracting. Can't wait for the next video.

Your great-grandmother is a lovely lady and her memories are a treasure! Thank you for sharing her with all of us.

I would like to know how (or if) every day life changed for her during WWII.

Does she worry about her cholesterol levels?

Does she get annual physicals with tests galore?

Does she think humans have evolved at all(learning from mistakes),or is it pretty much the same old stuff,but different day?

Does she drink any alcohol?

Has she killed her own livestock for food,and does she prefer fresh to CAFO meats?

Did/does she drive?

Did she shoot guns,and does she think they are a good thing for all to have?

And a rather private one...how did women deal with menstration? What did mom's tell their daughters about i,t,and what products were used over the years before we had our *pads*.

What does she think of banks?Good place to keep the savings?

Prefer to live in  the city,suburb,or country?

Thoughts on the American healthcare system?

Sorry for repeat questions!

Wishing her well.