Steady Hand wrote:
WOW!
107!!!
Tell her happy birthday for me.
That is a long life.
Thanks. Next I see her I\'ll giver her the good tidings.
pixelwarp wrote:
Hope you\'re happy with your wife if she got the longevity genes from Mom!
My wife left this plane in 2005 on 9/11 at 11 minutes after 9 am. Ovarian cancer. But maybe the kids will get some of it. Especially since both my grandparents made it past 100 and my father to 98.
northern nurse wrote:
107 and still able to sit up, take nourishment and move under her own power! That is truly an accomplishment. You should try to get a few portrait type shots of this remarkable lady!
Shoe would let me get close. She\'s not that into Americans in the first place and she didn\'t did being photographed. And I brought 50 ASA film so no long lens shots either. But yeah, I think she can still ride a bicycle too. I know for sure she cooks for herself most of the time.
Steady Hand wrote:
WOW!
107!!!
Tell her happy birthday for me.
That is a long life.
Thanks. Next I see her I\'ll giver her the good tidings.
pixelwarp wrote:
Hope you\'re happy with your wife if she got the longevity genes from Mom!
My wife left this plane in 2005 on 9/11 and 11 minutes after nine am. Ovarian cancer. But maybe the kids will get some of it. Especially since both my grandparents made it past 100 and my father to 98.
northern nurse wrote:
107 and still able to sit up, take nourishment and move under her own power! That is truly an accomplishment. You should try to get a few portrait type shots of this remarkable lady!
Shoe would let me get close. She\'s not that into Americans in the first place and she didn\'t did being photographed. And I brought 50 ASA film so no long lens shots either. But yeah, I think she can still ride a bicycle too. I know for sure she cooks for herself most of the time.
pixelwarp wrote:
Hope you\'re happy with your wife if she got the longevity genes from Mom!
My wife left this plane in 2005 on 9/11 and 11 minutes after nine am. Ovarian cancer. But maybe the kids will get some of it. Especially since both my grandparents made it past 100 and my father to 98.
northern nurse wrote:
107 and still able to sit up, take nourishment and move under her own power! That is truly an accomplishment. You should try to get a few portrait type shots of this remarkable lady!
Shoe would let me get close. She\'s not that into Americans in the first place and she didn\'t did being photographed. And I brought 50 ASA film so no long lens shots either. But yeah, I think she can still ride a bicycle too. I know for sure she cooks for herself most of the time.
Feb 01, 2010 at 10:14 PM
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But maybe the kids will get some of it. Especially since both my grandparents made it past 100 and my father to 98. 
