When one of my grand daughters was quite young she touched one of the age spots on my arm and asked, "What's that?" I told her it was an age spot because I was old, and she said, "YOU ARE NOT OLD." Her other grand father had just died.
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When one of my grand daughters was quite young she touched one of the age spots on my arm and asked, "What's that?" I told her it was an age spot because I was old, and she said, "YOU ARE NOT OLD." Her other grand father had just died.
She sounds like quite the lady!Mom wouldn't come back North because she wouldn't leave Dad (who had been buried for 32 years). At 95 she called and said, "I want you to come down here." So down we went. She had made the arrangements to move into an assisted living facility that my cousin had spent her last years in, took me to her lawyer and had me named as executor on her will and put me in charge of her finances "to make sure her bills got paid on time." She kept her home "Just in case I want to move back." She was an interesting lady - I miss her.
Nope sour is a youngster here
Grandma passed at 113 mind left at 89.. lost Ma at 78 she had lost my stepdad 2 yrs before she gave up to be with him again
Grandma passed at 113 mind left at 89.. lost Ma at 78 she had lost my stepdad 2 yrs before she gave up to be with him again
Please stay safe!
I would think assisted living would be better than a nursing home. Spend most of your remaining life either in bed or a chair?? No thanks.
Pull up a rocker dear, you want some tea and crumpets?
That's kinda sad. . but I understand why they want different life. My hubbys family are farmers. . he kinda lost his dream when his grandfather passed too early in life. He was very close to him and was a big part of the family farm prior to his passing. His grandmother favored other grands over him so he was pushed out. He became a steel worker instead. Just as hard of work. . but it pays the bills. His boss also farms and runs cattle and hubby helps do that work too after all day building barns.
It's a hard nuf life that's for sure.
Ultimately, it was better for her. At first, we weren't sure she could manage the assisted living. But she did cardiac rehab (she would proudly tell you she was the oldest person to "graduate" from the program) and got strong enough that she didn't need as much help as she did right after her heart attack.
I'd love some tea! (What's a crumpet?
I'll try one!)
perchie.girl
RIP 1953-2021
Worry when you start speaking of your self in Third person.....@bruceha2000, no one is 'old as Sour', and yet many are not 'young as Sour'.
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