When you're with your grandma, what do you usually talk about?
What's her most used expression?
22-25, F
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SteelHands · 61-69, M
Well. She was born in 1899. So she hasn't said anything since 1988 when I was 33.
Neither have I spent any time with her since then.
I do remember when she used to talk more it was always about how none of the people she once knew weren't coming around anymore, because of them no longer breathing. Lol
Neither have I spent any time with her since then.
I do remember when she used to talk more it was always about how none of the people she once knew weren't coming around anymore, because of them no longer breathing. Lol
HannibalAteMeOut · 22-25, F
@SteelHands aw poor lady. (Sorry to be humorous about it but the 1899-1988 dates are appealing in the eye)
SteelHands · 61-69, M
@HannibalAteMeOut
She was the type that would be laughing right along with you about the irony no. problem.
Usually it feels bad being the last one that gets invited.
To be last to get invited to heaven though, not so bad.
My sons got to know her because I was a young father. So it's kinda cool.
She was the type that would be laughing right along with you about the irony no. problem.
Usually it feels bad being the last one that gets invited.
To be last to get invited to heaven though, not so bad.
My sons got to know her because I was a young father. So it's kinda cool.
HannibalAteMeOut · 22-25, F
@SteelHands Ah I wish I knew my great-grandparents too, getting to know your roots is a blessing, maybe not too useful, but still gives you a bit of more self-realization. 🙂