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I think both of my grandmas are the cutest women on the planet. They always make sure I’m well fed, support me in whatever crazy endeavors I choose to pursue, and they are both hilarious. As both of those amazing women have shown me, we can learn a lot from our elders, like how to make the world’s best lemon bars, how to be a great parent, how to play dominoes and apparently: how to be wholesome.

Below, we’ve got one of the sweetest lists Bored Panda has ever seen, featuring photos of some of the coolest and kindest senior citizens out there. Be sure to upvote all of the photos that you find most wholesome, and then let us know in the comments what you have learned from the elders in your life. 

Keep reading to also find an interview with William Zee, one of the creators of We Love Our Granny, and then if you’re looking for another heartwarming article to read next, you can check out one featuring some of the world’s sweetest parents right here.

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My Grandma Hand Drew All Her Wrapping Paper

My Grandma Hand Drew All Her Wrapping Paper

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

That is soo pretty! I could never have the level of skill your Grandma does! You rock Grandma!

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As you will see on this list, older people are the best. With age comes wisdom, and apparently for a lot of people, with age also comes happiness. According to one study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, the older we get, the better our mental health becomes. Rates of depression, anxiety, and stress were highest among participants in their 20s and 30s, and the oldest participants reported the highest levels of happiness, satisfaction and wellbeing. 

The study’s author, Dr. Dilip Jeste, a geriatric psychiatrist and directors of the Center on Healthy Aging at the University of California, San Diego, says that when we’re young, “There is constant peer pressure: you’re looking at others and always feeling bad that you’re not succeeding like some of them, and you feel like you have lots of choices but you’re not really making use of them.” But as we get older, perhaps we just stop worrying about that. The pressure is off, and we finally get to simply enjoy our lives.

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My 82-Year-Old Grandad Sends Me A Valentines Card Every Year. His Writing Is Getting Worse Because Of His Tremor, But He Always Insists On Writing It Himself

My 82-Year-Old Grandad Sends Me A Valentines Card Every Year. His Writing Is Getting Worse Because Of His Tremor, But He Always Insists On Writing It Himself

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Grandpa Is Ready For Halloween

Grandpa Is Ready For Halloween

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1 year ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I'm sure going to "UP"-vote this post... I'll see myself out... 🎈🏠

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Many of the individuals featured on this list are clearly making the most of their senior years. And while there is sometimes a stereotype that our youngest years are our prime time, that does not have to be true. Our retired years can be a great time to see the world, experiment with hobbies we haven’t had the time to nurture in recent years, socialize and spend time with our families. They can also be a great time to stop caring about what anybody else thinks.

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While young people are often plagued with feeling pressure fit in, older individuals are likely to just accept who they are. They have realized that the opinions of others don’t matter, and they have learned how to embrace their true selves. Sure, ideally we would all come to that conclusion at a young age, but sometimes it can be hard to realize until we’ve been around the block for a few years. Then we can spend our final decades enjoying life and doing whatever we like without any fear of embarrassment or judgment from others. 

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The First Selfie My Grandpa Took With His New Phone

The First Selfie My Grandpa Took With His New Phone

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My Nan Has Dementia And Every Day She Meets My Dog For The First Time And Falls In Love With Him Over And Over Again. I Managed To Catch One Of Those Moments

My Nan Has Dementia And Every Day She Meets My Dog For The First Time And Falls In Love With Him Over And Over Again. I Managed To Catch One Of Those Moments

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This Couple Is Simply Too Cute Together

This Couple Is Simply Too Cute Together

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To gain some insight on why senior citizens are so special and must be cherished, we reached out to William Zee, one of the creators of We Love Our Granny, a site dedicated to seniors of every age. First, we asked William what inspired him to create the site. “We started weloveourgranny.com when our own mother became quite elderly,” he told Bored Panda. “As we searched for products and services that would help the very elderly live more comfortably, and, with a higher life enjoyment, we found there were literally tens of thousands of Americans who were in their twilight years who weren’t really enjoying life at all anymore.”

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“This greatly saddened us,” William continued. “These are the people who devoted their lives to giving all of us a good life. Our goal?  We wanted to see what we could do, in any small way, to increase the well being of other elderly seniors. In very short order, we found, as a society, we generally do put seniors ‘out to pasture’. Even the young and vital ones.”

“Our goal soon became: Finding ways to make senior life happier and more fulfilling,” William explained. “Regardless of how old we may be. 60 or 100. We’re happy to report: From the wonderful emails we receive, we are making a difference.”

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My Grandmother Turned 100 Last October, This Is Her Doing The Plank For 30 Seconds

My Grandmother Turned 100 Last October, This Is Her Doing The Plank For 30 Seconds

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We then asked William why older individuals are so special. “The biggest asset we have as older people is experience,” he shared. “And, with decades of experience we usually acquire a very special gift: Much Greater Compassion. Except for the outright cranky ones (who may be suffering deep physical or mental pain), have you ever noticed that seniors smile at you more? Criticize you less? Have time for you? Listen to you more? Argue with you less? Praise your deeds (no matter how small) more. And, if whenever you’ve taken time to really sit and talk with seniors, have you noticed all the wonderful stories they have? This is why older people are so special.”

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#10

My Dad Got To Hold A 3-Week-Old Baby Goat Yesterday

My Dad Got To Hold A 3-Week-Old Baby Goat Yesterday

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My Grandad A Couple Weeks Ago On His 95th Birthday. He Said, "At Least Now I Can Stop Worrying About Dying Young"

My Grandad A Couple Weeks Ago On His 95th Birthday. He Said, "At Least Now I Can Stop Worrying About Dying Young"

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

When my grandma turned 90, she said with the straightest face, “I guess I am truly over half-way through, aren’t I?” Yes, grandma, I am fairly certain you are.

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Finally Came Out To My Grandpa And His Response Is So Wholesome

Finally Came Out To My Grandpa And His Response Is So Wholesome

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We also asked William if people often underestimate or don’t pay enough attention to senior citizens. “Definitely,” he told Bored Panda. “We are a youth oriented society, where youthful looks mean almost everything. So, as we age, we get less and less attention. Not because of who we’ve become, but because of how we look.”

“A very famous woman, whose name I unfortunately can not remember as I write this, once stated: ‘As a woman becomes older, she becomes invisible. Her youthful looks have gone, and most men will not even notice her. Old age is a very lonely place for a woman.’ What a tragic loss for those men.”

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My Dog Gets Really Anxious In The Car, So My Grandma Asked To Sit In The Back With Him. The Whole Car Ride All I Heard Was “It’s Okay, We’re Almost There Brave Boy”

My Dog Gets Really Anxious In The Car, So My Grandma Asked To Sit In The Back With Him. The Whole Car Ride All I Heard Was “It’s Okay, We’re Almost There Brave Boy”

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100 Years Apart. My Grandfather On His 103rd Birthday With My 3-Year-Old Daughter. Picture Is Priceless To Me

100 Years Apart. My Grandfather On His 103rd Birthday With My 3-Year-Old Daughter. Picture Is Priceless To Me

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Every Day My Parents Play Mario Kart 64 To See Who Will Make A Cup Of Tea. They’ve Done This Religiously Since 2001

Every Day My Parents Play Mario Kart 64 To See Who Will Make A Cup Of Tea. They’ve Done This Religiously Since 2001

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“We think women, even more than men, just get more beautiful with age,” William told Bored Panda. “It’s true. Laugh at me if you will. But, just take a moment and look in an older woman’s eyes. Look at how deeply she can see you. Look at all the love those eyes give you. The caring. The understanding. The support. Notice their tender and soft touch. And, also notice how they are asking you for nothing other than the time you are giving them. Young women, and men, are generally green fruit.”

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My 90-Year-Old Nana And Her 23-Year-Old Cat Love Sending Me Goodnight Selfies

My 90-Year-Old Nana And Her 23-Year-Old Cat Love Sending Me Goodnight Selfies

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My 74-Year-Old Grandpa With COPD And I On A Roller Coaster. He Was So Excited

My 74-Year-Old Grandpa With COPD And I On A Roller Coaster. He Was So Excited

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My Grandmother Built A Snowman And They Both Have The Best Smiles

My Grandmother Built A Snowman And They Both Have The Best Smiles

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When it comes to the best things William has learned from older family members throughout his life and from his own experiences, he shared, “At first life looks like an eternity. But, it passes in an instant. Whenever you can, without hurting others, do whatever makes you happy. No one on their death bed ever said, ‘I wish I had spent more time at the office.’ Be kind. To everyone. And, practice random acts of kindness.”

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My Grandpa's Cat Passed Away. He Was Crushed And Didn't Want To Insensitively Replaced Her, But Was So Lonely He Let My Mom Help Him Find A New Kitten

My Grandpa's Cat Passed Away. He Was Crushed And Didn't Want To Insensitively Replaced Her, But Was So Lonely He Let My Mom Help Him Find A New Kitten

This is the picture she sent me.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Awww. No beloved pet can ever be replaced, but a wonderful way to honor them and the joy they gave you, is to open your heart to love and care for another one, when you're ready. So many wonderful pets out there who deserve a loving home.

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After Not Seeing My Grandparents For Months, They Finally Figured Out How “To Work Facetime.” This Was My Grandpa’s Face When He Saw Me

After Not Seeing My Grandparents For Months, They Finally Figured Out How “To Work Facetime.” This Was My Grandpa’s Face When He Saw Me

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A Cute Amazon Review I Revisit Just For A Smile. An 88-Year-Old Woman And Her 92-Year-Old Husband Attend A Halloween Party. They Liked The Bee Costume

A Cute Amazon Review I Revisit Just For A Smile. An 88-Year-Old Woman And Her 92-Year-Old Husband Attend A Halloween Party. They Liked The Bee Costume

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We also asked William if there were any misconceptions about older people that he wanted to dispel. “I have found that the greatest misconception most people have about elderly people is that they are finished living. Really enjoying life with others and doing things,” he shared. “I have found that as long as an elderly person has a clear mind and at least a somewhat able body, they want to enjoy each new day as much as anyone else,” William says. “In fact they usually look forward to each adventure even more because they usually are too well aware that there may not be that many left.”

“Did you know: They still want to dance? Even from a wheelchair? A movie out is still worth dressing up for? A dinner, or lunch out never gets tiring? Time in the park by a pond or lake is still Heavenly? Conversations with a bottle of wine, or as my friend Jack preferred, a gin and tonic, are always welcome? Did you know the queen even enjoyed more than one cocktail a day?”

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My Grandma Wanted To See The Ocean One Last Time Before Checking Into Hospice. Her Face Says It All

My Grandma Wanted To See The Ocean One Last Time Before Checking Into Hospice. Her Face Says It All

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This Old Man Is Donating Tennis Balls To The Animal Shelter

This Old Man Is Donating Tennis Balls To The Animal Shelter

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This Man Is Recycling Old Picnic Coolers Into Shelters For Stray Cats For Winter. How Very Cool Is This?

This Man Is Recycling Old Picnic Coolers Into Shelters For Stray Cats For Winter. How Very Cool Is This?

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“I used to have a dear friend named Christian,” William shared. “He was approaching 80. Alone most of the day. And, he seemed to look forward to nothing more than sharing a bottle of red wine in the backyard, eating sausages with his fingers, and talking. About anything!”

“He was very wealthy. He lived in a mansion in an exclusive neighborhood where I enjoyed taking my dog for walks,” William continued. “That was how we met. I lived in a tiny apartment at the time. He made no distinction. He adored my dog. He treated me like we were brothers. I could stop by his home any day at any time. His big charismatic smile was always there when I arrived. And, he was always happy to see me, share the contents of his wine cellar, hear whatever news I would bring, and tell me wonderful stories from his first home in Paris. My dear friend Christian still had a real zest for living!”

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Grandpa Makes An Amazing Cradle For His Grandson

Grandpa Makes An Amazing Cradle For His Grandson

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5-Week-Old Hunter Snoozing Alongside His 104-Year-Old Great-Great-Grandfather Charles

5-Week-Old Hunter Snoozing Alongside His 104-Year-Old Great-Great-Grandfather Charles

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Finally, William told Bored Panda, “Enjoy your favorite seniors as much as you can. Really talk together. Do things together. Don’t let them slip away from you while they are still here. They will be gone all too soon. And, like myself, you will find you miss them terribly.”

We hope you’re enjoying this list of wholesome moments featuring seniors and that it’s reminding you to call up your parents or grandparents and ask them to grab lunch with you sometime soon. Keep upvoting the pics you find most heartwarming, and then let us know in the comments what the best life lessons you’ve learned from your elders are. And if you’re interested in hearing more wise words from William, be sure to check out We Love Our Granny right here

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I Took The New Pup To The Nursing Home Next Door. They Instantly Became Best Friends

I Took The New Pup To The Nursing Home Next Door. They Instantly Became Best Friends

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1 year ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This is beautiful. The look of genuine affection between the both of them is priceless. ❤️

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My Graduating Class And Our 92-Year-Old Classmate

My Graduating Class And Our 92-Year-Old Classmate

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We Moved To The US From India And My Grandma Can Only Speak Very Broken English But Had Me Help Correct Her And Spend Over An Hour To Write A Card In English For My Wife

We Moved To The US From India And My Grandma Can Only Speak Very Broken English But Had Me Help Correct Her And Spend Over An Hour To Write A Card In English For My Wife

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

That is so sweet, you took the time and she wanted to make it special in her words

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This Gentleman Showed Up With Flowers And In A Tux To Visit His Wife In The Hospital For Their 57th Anniversary

This Gentleman Showed Up With Flowers And In A Tux To Visit His Wife In The Hospital For Their 57th Anniversary

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My Great Grandma, Who Will Be 103 On Valentine’s Day, Laughing With My 2-Month-Old Daughter

My Great Grandma, Who Will Be 103 On Valentine’s Day, Laughing With My 2-Month-Old Daughter

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Today My 3-Year-Old Son And His 89-Year-Old Great Grandma Teamed Up To Catch Both Their First Fish. He Hooked It She Reeled It In

Today My 3-Year-Old Son And His 89-Year-Old Great Grandma Teamed Up To Catch Both Their First Fish. He Hooked It She Reeled It In

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This is such a beautiful photo! The look on their faces and their postures make it lovelier.

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#34

This Old Old Lady Was Drawing A Heart While Waiting For The Bus

This Old Old Lady Was Drawing A Heart While Waiting For The Bus

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My Nonna Wanted Me To Post This Photo On The Internet So That “Everyone In Italy Can See How Big My Tomatoes Have Gotten”

My Nonna Wanted Me To Post This Photo On The Internet So That “Everyone In Italy Can See How Big My Tomatoes Have Gotten”

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Grandpa Is Excited

Grandpa Is Excited

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At 62 Years Old, I Decided To Get Over My "I Don't Like Cats" Phase. Here Is The Result So Far

At 62 Years Old, I Decided To Get Over My "I Don't Like Cats" Phase. Here Is The Result So Far

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Old Man Eating By Himself At 'In-N-Out' With A Picture Of His Wife

Old Man Eating By Himself At 'In-N-Out' With A Picture Of His Wife

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My Cat Ripped Open His Favorite Toy. This Is A Photo Of My Grandma Sewing It Back Together

My Cat Ripped Open His Favorite Toy. This Is A Photo Of My Grandma Sewing It Back Together

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Found This Cat Today In The Woods

Found This Cat Today In The Woods

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My Grandma Didn’t Want Me To Get A Tortoise. I Come Home And My Tortoise Is Wearing A Watermelon Sweater

My Grandma Didn’t Want Me To Get A Tortoise. I Come Home And My Tortoise Is Wearing A Watermelon Sweater

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1 year ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Turtlemelon 😭 edit: oh god thanks for the upvotes guys

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For At Least 13 Years, Rain Or Shine, This Little Old Man Spends Every Morning Walking Around His Tiny Town Picking Up Trash

For At Least 13 Years, Rain Or Shine, This Little Old Man Spends Every Morning Walking Around His Tiny Town Picking Up Trash

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It's great, but shame he has to be doing that in the first place, you know.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My husband does this when we walk our dogs. He is a good person (although he sometimes has a few choice words about the litterers).

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Brian Droste
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

He wants to keep his community looking nice not only that but it probably keeps him busy and healthy for his age.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I used to watch an elderly couple take their daily walk around the neighborhood from my apartment window. They would always be dressed well, the man in a suit and hat, the lady in an adequate dress, he had a walker. One day, I saw only him and since then he took walks alone. I guess she had passed. A year or so had passed, he kept going on his daily walks until one day he stopped entirely. I guess he had lost his mobility and now I wonder what came of him...

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This reminds me of another story I heard about an old man that would wake up early on trash day to return the neighborhood bins back to their houses

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Edda Booth
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

He should be knighted for saving the planet from all the trash that we produce and scatter around...He is a hero! An unseen hero...bless him...he should be cloned! 👍👋

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Anne McKinney
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Good for him. He must enjoy it and it gets him out of the house.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I have a elderly woman who walks every single day, rain or shine, snow or heatwave, everyday for the 10 yrs I have lived here, It's sad to see some of the stores she visits (she is a little on the mentally disabled and a loner) complain and say " O great, here comes **** " It's sad. I make time for her and it makes her day!

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

bless his little trash-pickin' heart. he has a raison d'etre...maybe french way of saying reason to live.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It gives him a purpose… something to get up for every day… if you don’t have that there is no life, soul, spirit… no point in living. So whatever it is someone chooses no matter what anyone thinks of it, they make it important and it keeps them alive and going

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Janet Graham
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I hope he is enjoying this as civic pride and not because he is making money by recycling.

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pennie kap
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Sad that no one else is there to help him. Probably the others Trash that he's picking up.

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Mairlady
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I think this is something to get him out of the house, exercise, fresh air, and doing a bit of community volunteer work!

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Dixie Lee
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Stop and help whenever you see him. Start the habit with everyone!

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Jessica J.
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My grandmother stopped traffic more than once walking down the middle of the road, with a walker, dragging tree limbs...

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Kat Min
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I sometimes wonder what I'm going to do when I am old and can no longer work. This is a great project. Keeps you moving and fit and does something good. And with all the littering morons out there, I'll never run out of areas to clear.

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Robert B
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I’ve known people who have done things like this, and I’ve always been told some version of “ gotta keep moving”. In fact I remember offering to help one fellow and he turned me down, said he needed to stay limber.

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When We Come Visit, I Normally Stay At My Grandma's House. 12 Years Ago She Bought A Towel For When I'd Come. She Still Hangs The Same Duck Towel For Me When I Arrive

When We Come Visit, I Normally Stay At My Grandma's House. 12 Years Ago She Bought A Towel For When I'd Come. She Still Hangs The Same Duck Towel For Me When I Arrive

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

When I was visiting my Grandma when I was small, I'd get overheated, as little boys do, and she would have me lie down and cover me with a small purple afghan, which she said was magic, and would cool me right down. She died in 1972, and my aunt lived on in the house until 1998. When my brother and I cleared out the house, I found the magic purple afghan. I have it here with me. It's still got her magic.

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#49

My Grandmother Is 93 Years Old And Losing Her Memory But Still Can Roll Her Ravioli Dough Like A Professional

My Grandmother Is 93 Years Old And Losing Her Memory But Still Can Roll Her Ravioli Dough Like A Professional

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My Grandfather Has Kept A Photo Of Me In His Wallet Since I Was 5 Years Old. Surprisingly Good Condition For A 20-Year-Old Photo

My Grandfather Has Kept A Photo Of Me In His Wallet Since I Was 5 Years Old. Surprisingly Good Condition For A 20-Year-Old Photo

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