ROFLMAO!!!!

[usnmars 136]

So I am babysitting for my sister this weekend, and my 96 year old grandma is up visiting to see the kids. My little 6 year old nephew just told my grandmother (his great grandmother) " Nanna Rose, you need to go get the iron out of the closet. Your skin is all wrinkly!!" I almost fell over laughing so hard. Fortunately my grandma took it great and started laughing hysterically. Gotta love kids, ya never know what they are going to say.

[Redfish62 1]

I would love to have a grandparent that was 96 years of age. The knowledge she must have about growing up during WWll, the great depression, the 50's era, how much things have changed. You are a lucky man usnmars. Have fun with the kids.

[jermz1987 243]

I would love to have a grandparent that was 96 years of age. The knowledge she must have about growing up during WWll, the great depression, the 50's era, how much things have changed. You are a lucky man usnmars. Have fun with the kids.

 

My great grandmother lived with us for many years before she died. She was 92 when she died. She migrated to the USA from Puerto Rico. Then she lived in Japan while my great grand father was in the Marines. Ironically she spoke Spanish and Japanese perfect, But her English was bad. LOL

 

 

 

LOL, Dont you just love Grandmas.

[GoNRA 12]

My Grandmother (86) is hardcore, raised 6 kids by herself, her husband died in his late 40's if I remember correctly. She makes light of the things we find troubling today, she was an ER nurse for like 30+ years, so anything medical to her is ahhh quite your bitching.

 

But it's cool to have sit downs with her and talk about the days way before your time.

[BRaptor 68]

Yeah, my grandmother was a nurse in North Africa and Italy during WWII. She came back from The War and was one of the few females to earn her private pilot's license....in the 40's! I thank God every time I get to see her and talk to her about what she knows and what she's done.

 

One of the most amazing stories she told me was about her journey, by sea, over to N. Africa. She said, nonchalantly, "We used to wake up every morning and count the ships around us to make sure everyone was still there."

 

She was also raised in NJ! Funny how things go full-circle, sometimes, considering I was born and raised in FL with no ties to the Northeast.

[tj462nj 32]

gotta love the things kids come out with, but they are honest at that age

[tbtrout 141]

gotta love the things kids come out with, but they are honest at that age

I agree,

 

the stories I have from mine are unbelievable.

[Krdshrk 3,878]

Kids say the darndest things

[bbk 188]

I have a little half-sister (huge age gap), and she's getting to that age where she just blurts out whatever is on her mind-- pretty funny times.

As for my grandmother, bless her that I still have her around. She's lived through pre-western Orient, the introduction to the spheres of influence (and some of its pitfalls), imperialist Japan, WWII, Korean War (where she witnessed her husband [my grandfather] be treated as a POW by the Japs, and then US-- who ultimately made him one of their interpreters and gave him some medal for his troubles ), rebuilding of that nation, and then the past few decades. She has her tricks.

[Redfish62 1]

About 30 years ago I played Santa Claus for the family Christmas party. The kids ranged from 5 to 11 years old. All the kids were fooled and excited that Santa had come to visit except the youngest which sat on my lap and whispered in my ear I know its you Rich but I'll play along so the other kids don't find out its you. I laughed so hard I almost blow my cover. It's still makes me laugh when ever we get together for a family party.