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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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#1
My Grandma Hand Drew All Her Wrapping Paper
Brooklynn Jackson 3 years ago
That is soo pretty! I could never have the level of skill your Grandma does! You rock Grandma!
Beck 3 years ago (edited)
I would 100 percent frame. Then After a few years take a picture of all them together and have them and have that picture.turned into a quilt.
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Bouche Clay 3 years ago
I do Zentangle. It's not hard, but it's very time-consuming. That is amazingly awesome!
Jane Thorne-gutierrez 3 years ago
I'd never know what's inside because it's too special to open. The wrap is THE GIFT!
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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#2
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
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
Yes, who the hell is chopping onions at this time of the morning
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lfc73 3 years ago (edited)
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ ps- would love to send your Grandad a card.
OneHappyPuppy 3 years ago
My grandfather used to write us letters and birthday cards by hand. In every one he'd apologize for his handwriting. He soon stopped writing them by hand and used his typewriter. This pic reminded me of him. Rest in peace grampa, I've always loved your handwriting, shaky or not
Mel Schmidt 3 years ago
When my Grams passed away my Gramps took over Birthday card duty. He sent me the cutest little card. I turned 20 something and he sent me a cute "little girl" BD card.
#3
Grandpa Is Ready For Halloween
Skipper Laine 3 years ago (edited)
I'm sure going to "UP"-vote this post... I'll see myself out... 🎈🏠
Headless Roach 3 years ago (edited)
He should hold on to that handrail, cause the house is going UP
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.
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.
#4
The First Selfie My Grandpa Took With His New Phone
Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
"Hey, just wanted to let you know that your grandpa's lap is like really comfy, but you probably already know that, you grew up with him. Anyways, we're gonna grab some beers, see you at home."
#5
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
Sinead Kenny 3 years ago
Doggy knows she isn't well you can see it's patience, unconditional love and genuine care for her. To cute x
Your Neighborhood Alien 3 years ago (edited)
Do you think the dog can tell she doesn't remember him? (Regardless, I bet they're both enjoying every moment together!)
#6
This Couple Is Simply Too Cute Together
ispeak catanese 3 years ago
Uncle David (Uncle Bear Bear) on the left recently died after a long illness. They were together for decades, always dressing like twins. Uncle David on the right sings beautifully and is a loving and kind gentleman working through his grief. They have lots of ducks and chickens and call all their followers niblings, as in nieces and nephews. You can find Uncle David on IG.
SpookyPanda 3 years ago (edited)
Here’s the account, I believe of the man on the right. https://www.instagram.com/david.k.north/
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Jellie Snijders 3 years ago
Its so sad to hear that one of the uncle davids has died recently!
glowworm2 3 years ago (edited)
No!😭I just checked to see which one it was. It’s the one on the left who made the pudding.
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Bouche Clay 3 years ago
They dressed alike. Which one is Uncle David, and which one is Uncle David?
Rebekah 3 years ago
I recall this. They have some sort of magical (or at least that's how I remember it) garden or something similar in their back yard. Handsome gents.
François Carré 3 years ago (edited)
"- David, are you wearing David's shirt again ? - Oh, he's fine with it, he's wearing mine actually".
Gin Saya Carter 3 years ago
I had an Uncle David. If I had have two Uncle Davids that would have been so amazing!!!
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.”
“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.”
#7
Grandpa Supporting LGBT
Well then 3 years ago
Every time I see you comment I laugh. I have a friend with the same name 😂
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Mabelbabel 3 years ago
Grandpa is obviously Santa in his off-duty clothes, and Santa loves everybody!
SmooshyFries 3 years ago
!! I'm going to find and order this shirt! I hope it comes in a ladies cut cause I hate t-shirts normally but this one rocks!
#8
My Grandmother Turned 100 Last October, This Is Her Doing The Plank For 30 Seconds
TheElderNom 3 years ago (edited)
Some people are just made of steel. My grandmother can still touch the floor standing with straight legs and she's 86. When my greataunt was close to and over 100 she still cooked lunch for her two sons every day (they work close to her house) she has a freezer full of cakes, cinnamon buns, cookies etc. though she'll always insist that she has nothing home to offer if you stop by for coffee, then she'll proceed to literally stuff you full with delicious sweets. Her sons swithed her central heating from wood burner to pellets to spare her the work so instead she went over to her neighbour to help out with their wood since she missed the work. She has calmed down a bit now, but not that much. Though non of my older relatives is fit enough to do the plank.
#9
That’s The Power Of Grandma
Shelby Minchew 3 years ago
If anyone has our back in life, it's grandmas! Grandmas will throw down!
Kathy Rayborn 3 years ago
Better yet, relocate Grandma to FL and make her your personal security guard.
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.”
#10
My Dad Got To Hold A 3-Week-Old Baby Goat Yesterday
ThatBiBookLover 3 years ago
How cute! So adorable! Oh, yeah, I suppose the goat is cute as well
Headless Roach 3 years ago
I have a similar photo of myself, 6yo, holding my first cat on our first day together. I know exactly how awesome he must be feeling in that photo.
#11
My Grandad A Couple Weeks Ago On His 95th Birthday. He Said, "At Least Now I Can Stop Worrying About Dying Young"
Kirsten Kerkhof 3 years ago
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.
Fried Mermaid 3 years ago
Lovely grandpa, great sense of humor!!! Just one question, is that cake very small or that cup quite large?
Catpawsarethebest 3 years ago
I want to be able to go out and have a cup of coffee as well if I turn 95! Lifegoal to be this fresh at 95!
#12
Finally Came Out To My Grandpa And His Response Is So Wholesome
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
I think I'm going to save this. It's everything I wanted to say to my boy when he finally wasn't self conscious enough to tell me. I'm 1000% okay with whom he loves and I only hope is that he wasn't afraid of my reaction. I was, and still am, a fairly private person and would rather have jumped off a cliff than admit to my family that I was interested in any boy. It wasn't because they were cruel or anything, it was just shyness on my part and I hope that was the case with my son. Either way, I think I'm going to borrow this - it's everything I have wanted to say but felt funny enough not to.
The lesbian knitting panda 3 years ago
you are a good parent, virtual hugs
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Courtney Christelle 3 years ago
My 87 year old grandmother told my son that his sexuality was no more a choice than the colour of his eyes.
Norah Reilly 3 years ago
The blessing of family love and support with the coming-out decision is so so so HUGE! God bless your grandparents for their unconditional, unstinting love.
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.”
#13
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”
Biliegh Berrie 3 years ago
Me reading this comment: aww he does look........fried chicken? 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Robert Trebor 3 years ago
He looks like a fried chicken. Held together in his ordeal by love.
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#14
100 Years Apart. My Grandfather On His 103rd Birthday With My 3-Year-Old Daughter. Picture Is Priceless To Me
Eline 3 years ago
Same. I love my grandads, and i hope i'll never forget all the memories i built with them.
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Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
My grandpapa Max was a little terse when we were growing up. He and my grandmama immigrated to Canada right after the war, and his old French values were very apparent. In 1999 my grandmama passed away, and grandpapa's health started to deteriorate. He needed a walker, then a wheelchair. In the weeks after grandmama died, he became very soft spoken and genuinely emotional. We connected a lot more in that time before he passed in 2002.
Sinead Kenny 3 years ago
A precious moment captured in time forever. Treasure this pic for her when she grows up.
#15
Every Day My Parents Play Mario Kart 64 To See Who Will Make A Cup Of Tea. They’ve Done This Religiously Since 2001
IDK_Something 3 years ago
From OP: "Pretty even I’d say! I’m only home for Christmas but when I am I get minced."
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So whenever they want a cup of tea but don't want to make it themselves, they play? Haha talk about the best way to settle disputes
Artist FKA Ramsey 3 years ago
I know some people make up things to make pictures look better, but I want this to be true with my whole heart.
IDK_Something 3 years ago
It actually is true! If you follow the link 'bork1138' under the picture, you can read the original thread :)
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Deson 3 years ago
My grandfather and my father had a running Cribbage tournament that lasted decades. I remember asking who was winning and neither one could remember or cared to keep track.
PolymathNecromancer 3 years ago
I have them in my home, still my primary communications link with outside world <3
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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.”
#16
My 90-Year-Old Nana And Her 23-Year-Old Cat Love Sending Me Goodnight Selfies
$cagsy 3 years ago
I reckon they only stop cuddling to take selfies. Then, straight back to it.
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Sergy Yeltsen 3 years ago
Both of them look so huggable. Imagine being in a cuddle puddle with them!
#17
My 74-Year-Old Grandpa With COPD And I On A Roller Coaster. He Was So Excited
PickleRick 3 years ago
He looks so awesome and so happy. You made that happen. Never forget it. You both made me happy to see this moment. I love you both for that.
C Lawson 3 years ago
I can honestly say that I did too, especially when I read PickleRick's comment
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#18
My Grandmother Built A Snowman And They Both Have The Best Smiles
Headless Roach 3 years ago (edited)
I love how she put on the scarf on the snowman, so that he doesn't get cold. Granmas care.
Your Neighborhood Alien 3 years ago
They are both adorable, but the grandma's smile is contagious!! So adorable!!! 🥰
Arcade Fire_Fan 3 years ago
This is incredibly cute and shows that we ALL still have a little bit of kid in us, NO MATTER what age!
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.”
#19
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.
Lily Mae Kitty 3 years ago
ok, but this would have been the perfect opportunity for him to adopt a senior cat that lost its parent. Now, this cat will have to be adopted when he passes. Hopefully the family wants it b/c it's traumatic for a cat to lose its parent and have to move to a new place with different people. They could have rescued a difficult to adopt older cat.
Liv 3 years ago
Having cats...I think the same. They can live for 20 years. After mine die, I'll adopt seniors, because I can't be sure I'll be capable of caring for them another twenty years.
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Courtney Christelle 3 years ago
I'm the kind of person who adopts quickly after a pet passes, not to replace, but to help fill the hole left in my heart.
AutisticTurtle 3 years ago
My grandpa always had cats growing up and during my dad's childhood, so when we got our kitten in January he was ecstatic. He loves her so much and it's so cute to see him play with her.
#20
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
Colin Timp 3 years ago
I love that look on the grandma. It's the "am I doing this right?" look.
Micah Chips 🇺🇦 3 years ago
I can hear the nasally "hah?" sound she's making (that's a short "a" sound by the way. like in "at" or "transcript")
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Brie Sansotta 3 years ago
Of course, Grandma is the one with the tech skills - seen here as she adjusts the camera!
Sardonyx_3 3 years ago
Damn... that smile is so sweet! Wish I had grandparents that I could connect with 🖤
Edda Booth 2 years ago
What technology can do to these happy couples...it is all written on his face...pure joy! 👍💖
#21
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
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?”
#22
My Grandma Wanted To See The Ocean One Last Time Before Checking Into Hospice. Her Face Says It All
Bobby 3 years ago
And bless those beautiful people who work hospice. That job would break me
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Bouche Clay 3 years ago
It's great that Grandma has a family both willing and able to see that this happened.
Joshua Russell 3 years ago
Cute pic, makes me think tho... go enjoy things while you can, we don't have forever..
#23
This Old Man Is Donating Tennis Balls To The Animal Shelter
Thomas E S Thomas 3 years ago
That is the exact outfit my grandpa used to wear. Ball cap, red plaid shirt, blue jeans with belt. It was the popular "craftsman" look from the late 1950s.
#24
This Man Is Recycling Old Picnic Coolers Into Shelters For Stray Cats For Winter. How Very Cool Is This?
Smutná_elfka 3 years ago
The point is that they are insulated so they keep body heat well.
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DC 3 years ago
Many old people suck. He don't. He's among the best humans of them all ... caring for cats who won't return many favours is just ... good.
“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!”
#25
Grandpa Makes An Amazing Cradle For His Grandson
Yoga Kitty 3 years ago
Can he do an adult sized one? Sturdy enough to carry a slightly plump middle aged lady and 4-5 cats at the same time? Asking for a friend...
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
That would belong to the baby for about a day, and then the cats would claim it.
#26
5-Week-Old Hunter Snoozing Alongside His 104-Year-Old Great-Great-Grandfather Charles
ginger a. freckleburger 3 years ago (edited)
No, send BILLIONS of them and commission an artist to carve it thousands of times into stone.
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While this is a very sweet picture, PLEASE DON'T DO THIS. I had a family member that napped next to their newborn and it cost the newborn their life.
Wilson. 3 years ago
To be fair, they quite likely posed the picture like this when they saw their baby was sleepy and they were all in the room with Grandpa. I doubt they just wandered up and discovered them sleeping this way & thought to take a photo.
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Norah Reilly 3 years ago
Somehow, you just know that this little boy will grow up full of the feeling of love and protection that his great-great-grandpa is giving him.
Edda Booth 2 years ago
So much love hidden under that duvet!!! His heart beats next to the most precious baby in his life...so moving! 💞💖
#27
Go Grandma
I'm.Just.A.Girl 3 years ago
I've been on the fence about going back to school in my 30s.This is a great reassurance to me that I can do it! This grandma has no idea she is helping someone else potentially change their own life! I needed to see this today!
Benita Valdez 3 years ago
See? Age does not matter; you can do college at any point in your life 😊
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.
#28
I Took The New Pup To The Nursing Home Next Door. They Instantly Became Best Friends
Skipper Laine 3 years ago (edited)
This is beautiful. The look of genuine affection between the both of them is priceless. ❤️
Sinead Kenny 3 years ago
It's amazing to see the sheer comfort he is getting from holding it. Makes me see just how much we have become closed of from each other. We recoil generally from any human contact and we should have so much more patience and care with our senior generation. Xx
Edda Booth 2 years ago
It is priceless indeed! Pure love, pure feelings....such a beautiful picture about an old man holding that tiny puppy...that connection is awesome! 💞
#29
My Graduating Class And Our 92-Year-Old Classmate
Maggie Mae 3 years ago
Good for Her!!! Congratulations on Graduating!! Show the Young Whippersnappers Elderly Doesn't mean Stupid!!!
Shannon Hausauer 3 years ago
I hope they asked her to share a lifetime of memories with them. Sometimes life lessons are more valuable than school.
#30
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
Stacey Bunnah 3 years ago
That is so sweet, you took the time and she wanted to make it special in her words
Edda Booth 2 years ago
So nice taking such an effort to write that card...it reminds me of myself learning the English 25 years ago when I met my English husband....it took me a week to read a cheap gossip newspaper, nowadays I read the Guardian in an hour...I still make mistakes, but English is my 4th language, so at 65 I am very proud of what I have achieved all these years. 💞👍
#31
This Gentleman Showed Up With Flowers And In A Tux To Visit His Wife In The Hospital For Their 57th Anniversary
Minath 3 years ago
That's so lovely, the hospital I always end up in has banned flowers. Supposedly for infection control and allergies, but when I spoke to a nurse I know well he told me that it was really because some visitors became too demanding about getting the nursing staff to provide vases and keep them topped up with water.
Edda Booth 2 years ago (edited)
This picture made me cry...very emotional, very beautiful. Love never cease to exist when it comes from deep inside💞
#32
My Great Grandma, Who Will Be 103 On Valentine’s Day, Laughing With My 2-Month-Old Daughter
#33
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
BetterBitterButter 3 years ago
This is such a beautiful photo! The look on their faces and their postures make it lovelier.
#34
This Old Old Lady Was Drawing A Heart While Waiting For The Bus
Edda Booth 2 years ago
Maybe she just remembered her husband while waiting for the bus...moments of reflection for some! 💞
Mauricio Rivera 3 years ago
Good on her! making the most out of a otherwise dismal cold day. I wish I could give her a ride.
#35
My Nonna Wanted Me To Post This Photo On The Internet So That “Everyone In Italy Can See How Big My Tomatoes Have Gotten”
Francesca Annoni 3 years ago
Li vedo già a fette con una mozzarella di bufala e due foglie di basilico 😋
Philly Bob Squires 3 years ago
Oh man! I can just taste those on a tomato and cheese sandwich! (or in homemade marinara!)
#36
Grandpa Is Excited
Kathy Rayborn 3 years ago
Cherish him while you have him. Treasure all of the memories you make.
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
I don't want to be a downer, but if he was that excited, he probably needs you to take him out more often. Honestly you won't be sorry
Amber The bear 3 years ago
This reminds me of what my dad and I do, we go out on daddy-daughter dates and I really hope he does this with my children in the future 🥹
#37
At 62 Years Old, I Decided To Get Over My "I Don't Like Cats" Phase. Here Is The Result So Far
Lisa Becker 3 years ago
Mister. Get ready to lose your heart. She is now the boss of your house.
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Katy McMouse 3 years ago
My dad went through that whole faze and then, somehow, turned into the cat fancier we always dreamed that he would be.
Connie Bonneville 3 years ago
My son wanted a cat so we got 2 from the shelter. Best decision ever
Living Example 3 years ago
In the words of the late poet Ogden Nash; "The trouble with a kitten is that eventually it becomes a cat".
RoanTheMad 3 years ago
You may think you don't like cats, but once you meet one, and one decides you are its person, it all changes :) <3
robin aldrich 3 years ago
How does one just not fall in love with that furry face? Oh yeah and the cat too...
#38
Old Man Eating By Himself At 'In-N-Out' With A Picture Of His Wife
InfectedVoiceBox 3 years ago
Not even joking I would probably shed a tear if I saw that in real life.
Manny_Flawz 3 years ago (edited)
I don't know if this would be the right thing to do, but if I saw that I would ask him if I could join him so he could talk (brag) about his wife.
Linziaj 3 years ago
This is wholesome and heartbreaking at the same time. Although a private moment should not be shared by strangers
FeelingFrisky 3 years ago
Is it really a private moment if done in public? Just wondering 🤔
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#39
My Cat Ripped Open His Favorite Toy. This Is A Photo Of My Grandma Sewing It Back Together
Chase Urso 3 years ago
He's saying; is it done yet? Is it done yet?!IS IT DONE YET?!
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#40
Found This Cat Today In The Woods
#41
My Grandpa Eating A Sweet Strawberry
Bouche Clay 3 years ago
It's good to indulge now and then, and it's superb to enjoy anything you do as much as this man is enjoying his strawberry.
PenguinQueen 3 years ago
I read somewhere that strawberrys are rare in some parts of the world too, not sure where this lovely gentleman might be living but he sure is cherishing the moment
Janice Roland 3 years ago
wonderful. i'd like tp know where he got this strawberry. i remember what they used to taste. i haven't had a good, sweet strawberry in eons. they are usually wet-ish and a little sour-ish. eww..!
#42
My Grandma Didn’t Want Me To Get A Tortoise. I Come Home And My Tortoise Is Wearing A Watermelon Sweater
Brianna Tracy 3 years ago
She’s like “fine, if there’s going to be a tortoise might as well give him some style”
#43
For At Least 13 Years, Rain Or Shine, This Little Old Man Spends Every Morning Walking Around His Tiny Town Picking Up Trash
Headless Roach 3 years ago
It's great, but shame he has to be doing that in the first place, you know.
Autistic apricot 3 years ago
I would totally help when I could, I just don’t know where to find him
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
This is what I plan to do when I retire. I'm rather looking forward to it
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Brian Droste 3 years ago
He wants to keep his community looking nice not only that but it probably keeps him busy and healthy for his age.
OneHappyPuppy 3 years ago
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...
Edda Booth 2 years ago
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! 👍👋
#44
Wholesome Grandpa With Artistic Skills
Falcon on Dizzy 3 years ago
ROOKIE NUMBERS! obviously, that is a priceless artifact! it's worth millions
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#45
Happy Halloween
#46
Such A Wholesome Couple
Torza 3 years ago
From the date the pic was posted, together 63 years. I choose to believe the are still with us and still together- 70 years! Awesome
Edda Booth 2 years ago
Good example for the next generations to see...are they heading to Oscars? To be seen live! 👍
#47
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
Robert Trebor 3 years ago
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.
Bouche Clay 3 years ago
It always will. I have the quilt Grandma made me. She's moved on, but the quilt is a daily reminder of her love.
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Edda Booth 2 years ago
Ha ha...exactly what I do with my grown up grandchildren...they just laugh at me...Mama we have proper towels, you do not need to pack that with silly cartoons on it when they travel somewhere...well, in 10 years since we have been living in Hungary they grew up, so we no longer travel on holidays together taking those beech towels with us every summer. Right now the girl, 17 and a half is home in the UK with my DH for 3 weeks visiting family and friends. She told me off when I mentioned the old towel👎😂...I think they will stay on the storage units shelves forever. 😂
#48
Genius Grandpa
sugar-dusted-strawberries 3 years ago
i don’t understand, would anyone care to explain please?
Lori Ashley 3 years ago
Chess isn't a left or right handed game. He said he'd play left handed to give his grandson an advantage. But really, he just let him win.
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Christopher Snodden 3 years ago
My grandmother when I was young (8ish) found out I could play Cribbage. I was beating her and almost ready to skunk her when she noticed I missed 4 points in my hand (would have been more for me. I was going to win anyways.) That's when she said "Muggings'" she noticed my mistake and told me those points belong to her now. Just couldn't let me win. LOL She passed the SKUNK line https://cribbagecorner.com/cribbage-rules-muggins/
Edda Booth 2 years ago (edited)
He fooled you well! 😂👍...what a great grandpa...genius indeed!
#49
My Grandmother Is 93 Years Old And Losing Her Memory But Still Can Roll Her Ravioli Dough Like A Professional
Oskar vanZandt 3 years ago
You can never replicate that one secret ingredient... love. My mother was an excellent cook and could make even basic meals taste the best. I could(and can) follow her recipes but never replicate the care and attention she put into preparing meals.
Load More Replies... Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
I bet she could swing that roller like a Louisville Slugger too. A woman like that is tough as nails.
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
I love her hands. I hope my hands live long enough to look like her hands.
ChocolateCake 3 years ago
I know this is kind of unrelated but my grandfather is slowly losing his memory too. But he can clearly remember his life when he was younger and had to leave France because of World War II. He loves recounting his story over and over again because that's one of the top things he remembers. I recently learned that he and my father both went to the same school. They weren't related. I know that sometimes it might be hard to connect with grandparents but they love you all the same even if it's hard to see it.
Disgruntled Pelican 3 years ago
My grandma made strudel from scratch every fall until she was about 90. She's been gone 14 years and we're still trying to replicate her recipe but it is never quite as good as hers.
#50
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
Your Neighborhood Alien 3 years ago
You need to give him an updated photo of you to keep in his wallet!
Edda Booth 2 years ago
He must love you to bits....Just as I do with my grandkids...kept their printed out photos in my purse, and just found them recently and sent it to them on WhatsUp...my handsome grandson, 20, replied...Oh, don't show this to my girlfriend😂👍...I looked so ugly and stupid...He is studying Engineering Informatics at the Uni, so is not stupid at all, but he sees himself like that as a 10 years old boy. We love our grandchildren unconditionally, but we often enjoy ridiculing them with our silly pictures from when they were babies. Lovely grandpa!! 👍
Soumili Bhattacharyya 3 years ago
My grandpa had a picture of me on my first prize day at school and it's still there to this day. He's no more but there's nothing in the world that doesn't remind me of him.
#51
My 98-Year-Old Grandma Has Been Making Me Birthday Cards For Years. This One Is The Most Plain Of Them All, But Meant The Most
Weirdest Bi You’ll Ever Meet 3 years ago
I lost my grandmother to dementia a couple months ago. Her name was Grandma Rose. I may be crying rn.
Michelle C 3 years ago
I just thought of my late maternal stepgrandfather and grandmother. 💔 The thought of mortality absolutely stinks, but I’m glad I get to see them again and meet my maternal grandfather someday soon.
#52
Grandma Gifts Embroidered Childhood Drawings On Grandkid's 18th Birthday
Oak Maple 3 years ago
I hate to be one of those "this should be higher" people, but... Seriously, leaving aside the craftspersonship and the love labor (though, why would we?), just imagine the level of thoughtfulness and likely hundreds of moments of rededication to the project over the years. This is one of the best visual representations of deep familial love I've ever seen.
Leslie B 3 years ago
My nan used to do the same thing. It was smaller patchwork squares but same idea. She'd give one to each grandchild as a graduation gift. She used clothes that wasn't in any shape to wear but she could use it for the quilt. My mom used to point out which designs she remembered my nan wearing lol.
#53
Cosplay Is For Everyone
Michelle C 3 years ago
Otakon and similar convention attendees would be begging for photographs with this royal couple, no doubt!
#54
So Wholesome Grandma
Jen Ingalls 3 years ago
Meanwhile, my malicious a$$ would have said "how dare you?! I know I raised you better! How dare you embarrass me?! Effing wrinkles...seriously. Iron first!"
Your Neighborhood Alien 3 years ago
https://images.app.goo.gl/SYemZuJE7JMyYoJ97 (How in the world do you upload an image onto a comment? It doesn't let me on the mobile version of the website. I've tried the app, too, and I don't think that worked, either.)
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#55
The Shelter I Volunteer At Has A Program That Brings Senior Cats To Visit Seniors In Nursing Homes. This Man's Face Says It All
#56
My Grandma Meeting Her Great Granddaughter For The First Time In A Surprise Visit
#57
After Bad Storms, This Retired Old Man Goes Around Our Neighborhood And Cleans The Debris Out Of Yards And Catch Basins
When I asked him why he said “because I am retired and have the time to help”. 10/10 great dude.
#58
My Grandma Can't Protest On The Streets, But She Still Wants To Show Her Solidarity And Support
Bouche Clay 3 years ago
Someone seeing this picture is going to get a nudge in the right direction.
#59
I Decided To Go Back To College In My 30s And My Grandma Sends Me A Card Every Month For Support
#60
My 91-Year-Old Grandpa Asked To Switch Hats For A Photo... “So I Can Be ‘Cool’ Like You”
#61
Quality Time With Grandpa
Whitefox 3 years ago
I started this for my niece when she was born. She has many special needs and this ended up being a chronicle of the first 4 years of life. Her mom had no idea, It was full of stories about our adventures in the hospital together and had lots of little mementos from her stays in it. I had planned to keep it going until her 13th birthday, but relented and gave it to my sister when she was 5. It really meant a lot to her to have those memories and caught her completely by surprise.
Summer Mason 3 years ago
I was born in 86. My mom left my dad when I was 6 months old and he was deported over seas in the USA Air force. My grandmother (mother of my dad) came and got me. She kept notes for his two year departure. Recetly. (Im 37) she gave me the manifesto and I ugly cried reading it and remembering it. It means the world to have some care about you so much they write funny little stories and great adventures down. So you, you did your sister a great deed. *hugs*
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MelonCloud 3 years ago
Currently keeping this up for my niece. Who will turn 2 in a few months. And definitely planning on continuing this for the next few years!
Owen Jarvis 3 years ago
This is such an amazing thing to do, considering we don't remember our early years. But they do. :]
#62
My Grandfather Is Afraid Of Dogs, And My Dog Is Afraid Of Most Humans, But They Gave Each Other A Chance And Together They Made It Work
#63
My 102-Year-Old Great Grandma Took A Train And A Bus To Come See Her First Great Grandson Get Married. And My Youngest Brother Whom She Hasn't Seen In Over 20 Years
TKA 3 years ago
OP says no one knew she was coming, it was a surprise to everyone
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LittleWombat 3 years ago
This young man is so strikingly handsome! (The kind, gentle face is clearly genetic!! ♡)
#64
Today I Took My 74-Year-Old Best Friend And Her Miniature Shetland Pony To Their First Show And They Got First Place
#65
This Old Girl Was Just Adopted From A Nearby Shelter By This Older Couple
#66
Grandmas Are Best
#67
This Is One Of The Last Pictures Of My Grandfather. He Passed Today At 97, And This Is Him In An Adult Swing Having A Good Time And Enjoy Life
Bouche Clay 3 years ago
I'm sorry for your loss. Know that even though our earthly lives end, the love in our hearts is forever.
DEW 3 years ago
I'm so sorry for your lose. Thank you for sharing this photo of your "Swing Grandpa!!" I had no idea about these adult swings and the ocean wheel chair's!! I wish these things were common knowledge and were everywhere!! If anyone opens a business for this I would love to work for you!!
#68
My 86-Year-Old Grandmother And Her Handmade Needle Point Chair. 25 Years In The Making And 14 Threads Per Inch. I Am Not Allowed To Sit In It
BetterBitterButter 3 years ago
Grandma's got mad skills!! If I made something half good as her I wouldn't let anyone sit as well.
#69
My Clients, A Couple Who've Been Together For Over 40 Years, Found Out That I Like Ducks. So They Stopped By My Office For The Sole Purpose Of Bringing Me Every Duck They Owned
#70
My Grandpa Met Tucker For The First Time Today
Dark Pearl 3 years ago
Tucker looks like a mix of my cat and one of the kittens my aunt used to foster <3
#71
My Grandma Had A 10th Birthday Party For Her Dog
ProudHamsterOwner 3 years ago (edited)
His birthday cake looks better than mine! Love the little turtle
#72
My Aunt Painted Grandpa's Hospital Gowns To Look Like He's Wearing Real Clothes, Bringing A Little Cheer To Hospice Care
#73
My Grandpa, Everyone
#74
My Grandpa Won 1st Place In A Christmas Costume Party
#75
Saw This Sweet Old Lady Passionately Describing Every Sculpture To Her Blind Husband At The Art Museum
#76
My 64-Year-Old Mother-In-Law's First Time In The Ocean
tara 3 years ago
Ha ha I thought the same thing... that's a cold water smile!!
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#77
My 93-Year-Old WWII Vet Grandpa Surrounded By Vets From Different Generations Telling Them His War Stories. He Was So Happy They Wanted To Listen It Made His Week
Amanda Rose 3 years ago
I can see my dad doing this. He has some interesting stories from Vietnam. He likes to talk about how they had a monkey, snake, rat, and a mongoose in the barracks at various times (his command let them have a mascot but never set any rules as what it could or couldn't be).
Owen Jarvis 3 years ago
I think if more barracks had pets, it would really help with the troops mental health. More the merrier.
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#78
My Grandpa And His Old Friend Wynton (Marsalis) Braving The Cold
Tiny Dancer 3 years ago
That dog needs to be called Hudson, lol! Those are fantastic matching Hudson's Bay coats.
#79
Born 102 Years Apart On The Same Day. My Son Gets To Meet His Great Grandma For The First Time
Sammie 19 3 years ago
I feel sad for my half brother. I got to see my paternal grandparents when they were in the 40s when they were full of energy. I'm 49 on Tuesday and my grandfather passed away a few years ago around the same time my dad had his 5th child with his young wife. My grandma is now in her 90s and feeble so he will be unable to know her as we did. Side story. My dad is 69 and has great grandchildren through my eldest daughter, oldest is 8 in November, same age as his son 😜 sadly his son is disabled and will never be able to take care of himself and will always need full-time care. I remember when my grandma told me that he was marrying a woman 10 years younger than me and she had no kids of her own and he apparently told her that he was done having kids as he had 4 adult kids and he didn't want to do it all over again. She agreed, they got married, and then less than a year later she was pregnant. I didn't mind him getting married to a younger woman,, just that he was happy
LittleWombat 3 years ago
Such a shame the others will miss knowing their grandparents like you did! I'm also so sorry if your dad was put in a position or even tricked into having another child when he made clear he wasn't interested. Having a child is for two consenting adults, exactly because it's such a full-time commitment. Your dad will never enjoy a retirement, it sounds like 😔 I'm sure he was looking forward to grandparenting in his senior years. But I so hope he's now happy.
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Tim Knight 3 years ago
For a split second I thought great grandma had a very young right arm, and now I can't unsee it!!!!
#80
Our Grandfather (Who Has Dementia) Felt Really Sad For The Dogs Who Had To Stay Outside. So He Spent The Day Entertaining Them By Showing Them Various Paintings
Leoninus Fate 3 years ago
im not really old{i guess since my hair is white i could count as old?} but i have done stuff like this too
#81
My Great Grandpa Always Showing Off And Acting Like A Kid Made Me Smile
Kristin T-K 3 years ago
I'm guessing that grandpa either worked as an engineer or was a frat bro in college...
#82
My Oma (Grandmother) Made Me This Quilt For My Graduation. She Thought The Rainbows Would Be Good Because I’m Gay
My grandparents are new to this whole gay thing but they are doing their best.
Brooklynn Jackson 3 years ago
They are new to this?? I thought they were experts! That quilt is soo beautiful!
#83
I Was Having A Lunch With My Mom, And This Gentleman Next To Us Was Having A Coffee With His Late Wife
LittleWombat 3 years ago
After grieving for a while, I've found that my own grief comes now more as waves of joyful memories tinged with a hint of longing. I can completely see wanting to quietly spend time having a coffee or a favorite meal with my memories, a picture, and maybe some spirit or love or life that lingers on beyond death. I wouldn't feel alone; I'd already be with the person I loved in my mind and heart.
#84
Took My Grandma To See My Grandpa. Together For 70 Years And Now Separated Due To Health Issues
#85
Went Out Fishing With My Grandpa This Evening And There Was This One Kid Who Had Some Sort Of Mental Handicap. His Rod Broke And There Were Several Knots In His Line
Not only did my grandpa completely fix his rod he untied the knots. Never been more proud of him.
#86
Took My Grandma Out To Lunch. Isn’t She Just Radiant?
Sammie 19 3 years ago
That's exactly who I thought of when I saw this photo!
Load More Replies... Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
One of my favorite quotes is from Matt Gourley's late grandma: "I don't see good, I don't hear good, but I look good!"
Weirdest Bi You’ll Ever Meet 3 years ago
Absolutely GORGEOUS! TO MUCH GORGEOUSNESS MY EYES CANT STAND IT!
Tiny Dancer 3 years ago
From the haircut to the shoulders, every single inch of her is just slightly askew. Love her!
#87
My Grandma Sends Me Fruit In The Mail Because I’m Pregnant. Today It’s Strawberries
#88
My Grandpa Turned 100 Yesterday. He’s The Oldest Person In Our Family And The Most Pleasant To Be Around
#89
Grandpa Owns A Barber Shop And A Long-Time Customer Painted Him In Action. This Is Me Recreating The Painting With Him
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Was that longtime customer Norman Rockwell, perchance? The painting has his look to it.
#90
For 30 Years, My Grandmother Used The Same Plastic Plates For Christmas. After Last Year She Only Had 7 Left, So She Framed Them And Gave One To Each Of Her 7 Grandkids
#91
Got Busted For Violating The "No Pets" Clause In My Lease. Now My Sweet Old Landlord Brings Treats For Him Every Day
Amanda Rose 3 years ago
I looked at the original post and they said it is a long hair dachshund.
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#92
Grandma Recently Passed Away And My Mom Found This Card In Her House. I Gave Her 10 Cents On Her Birthday When I Was 2 And She Taped It To A Card And Kept It Her Whole Life
InfectedVoiceBox 3 years ago (edited)
Do you mean 10 pence? I'm pretty sure those are British coins.
#93
Wholesome Grandma Being Wholesome
Whitefox 3 years ago
My nonnie used to do this. She would not take "No" as an answer. I loved her for so many reasons and would happily give back thrice what she snuck me all those years to see her again.
Bouche Clay 3 years ago
I know exactly how you feel. I miss my grandma so much.
Load More Replies... Owen Jarvis 3 years ago
When I was a teenager and my grandparents found out I started smoking, my Grandad was riled, but he smoked for 50yrs so he didn't tell me off. My Nan used to sneak up to me when no one else was around, slip me £10 and whisper 'This is for some cigarettes. Shhhh!' And then she'd shuffle away giggling. It was so funny. She was mischevious. :]
Katy McMouse 3 years ago (edited)
My Mum used to do this, but with the check she would give me after I bought her groceries and such. She always tacked on way too much extra for "having to do this for me", but I rarely cashed those checks. I only got away with it because my brother balanced her checkbook every month. He knew that if he saw my name in the register, he was just to ignore that entry. It's been eleven years (Pink knows this bit 😆) and I still find the odd check in random places.
#94
My 88-Year-Old Grandfather Holding A Bunny For The Very First Time
#95
My Grandparents Have Been Together Since They Were 14. This Is What Forever Love Looks Like
#96
My 95-Year-Old Grandpa And His Best Girl
Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
A co-worker of mine at an old job, her father Jack was in his 80s and he had a 15 year old Boston terrier. He would give me a lift on occasion, and the dog was always there, just chilling and farting. Seriously, this little guy was a methane machine. Loved him though. Jack passed away a few years ago. Very kind man.
#97
My 94-Year-Old Grandpa Always Sends My Sons A $2 Bill And A Sketch For Holidays
#98
My Grandma Mailed Me Homemade Cookies To College
Alleman Jennifer 3 years ago
My daughter's grandma sent homemade jelly to her in college. It was not wrapped for transport. It ended up as a big gooey mess when it got there. We didn't tell grandma...
#99
My Grandma Sends Me These Every Day. She Is The Purest Thing On The Earth And We Have To Protect Her At All Costs
#100
My Grandma Has Alzheimer's And Used To Spend The Night At Home Before Her Care Facility Went On Lockdown. This Is The First Time In Few Weeks My Grandpa Got To See Her
They are my relationship goals.
#101
When My Now 3-Year-Old Son Got Cancer In 2018, My 91-Year-Old Grandmother Wanted To Get As Close To Him As She Could
She wrote down the colors of the Paw Patrol pups so she could watch it with him. I found those notes today. P.S. He’s cancer free now and they still watch Paw Patrol.
The note says:
"Red - Marshall
Yellow - Rubble
Green - Rocky
Blue - Chase
Purple - Everest
Pink - Skye
Orange - Zuma"
BetterBitterButter 3 years ago
That's a wonderful Great grandma!! And I am happy for OP's son!!
Kathy Rayborn 3 years ago
We always have more similarities than differences, if we will just patiently look!
#102
My Daughter Meeting Her Great Grandma For The First Time
#103
My Grandma Turned 100 Today. Celebrating With My Other Grandma (93 Years Old)
JOHANNA MUELLER 3 years ago
question: Are they together or are they on different sides of the family and just good friends?
#104
Celebrated My Grandma's 90th Birthday Today At Her Retirement Home And I Got To Meet This Guy. His Name Is Tony. He's A Retired Doctor And He Delivered Me 33 Years Ago
#105
My Grandpa Got Some New Glasses. He Can’t Stop Smiling And Looking At Himself In The Mirror
Pretty Pink Sky Photography 3 years ago
Love the smile! Love the glasses! Love the Oilers jersey!
#106
Here Is My Great Grandma With A Picture Of Her When She Was 20. Almost 100, Half Blind And On Oxygen, But Still Kicking
#107
We Adopted A Senior Saint Named Mikey Yesterday And I Think It’s Safe To Say His First Trip To Grandma’s Went Well
Owen Jarvis 3 years ago
This is me with with almost any dog. Get on their level, it's great stuff. And f**k what anyone else thinks.
#108
My Grandma Turns 101 Today. Here's A Photo Of Her Working Out
#109
My Husband Works At A Nursing Home, So Naturally He Befriended The 95-Year-Old Man Sitting Next To Him On Our 4.5 Hour Flight
In the end, the man showed him pictures on his digital camera from Christmas and told him about his family.
#110
My Grandpa Is 90-Years-Old And My Grandma Is 88-Years-Old. Today They Shared Their 70th Wedding Anniversary
#111
My Grandma Wanted Me To Show The World The Giant Sunflower She Grew Last Summer
#112
Every Year My Grandma Crochets Hats For Kids In Need. This Year One Of Her Assigned Teens Wrote That They Were Bi. She Asked Me What It Meant, And I Explained
On her own, she researched and made a hat that includes both the flag and the girl's favorite color, green.
#113
My Grandma Is 89 And Her Groom Is 86. They Met 9 Months Ago And Fell Madly In Love, Showing It's Never Too Late To Begin Again
#114
My Mom Sent Me This Today. It Made Me Smile, That My Smile Made My Grandfather Smile. Hopefully It Will Make You Smile
Leoninus Fate 3 years ago
it looks like the baby is about to punch him "oh so you don't think we smile do ya? POW right in the kisser BUD!" then smiles, while really grampa just hears Googoo and feels baby bap on the chin "wow they do smile~ awww"
#115
The 66-Year-Old Receptionist Where I Work Prints Out Memes On Paper And Puts Them On The Wall
Brooklynn Jackson 3 years ago
What I wouldn't give for such an awesome receptionist with a superb sense of humor!
#116
My Grandpa Rescued An Abandoned Baby Deer
#117
My 90-Year-Old Grandpa Is Sewing The Holes My Dog Made In Her Favorite Toy
#118
Took A Picture Of A Grandpa Being Excited When His Granddaughter Blew Some Bubbles
#119
My Grandma Accidentally Sent Me A Text That Was Supposed To Go To My Mom. Definitely Made Me Smile
#120
My 92-Year-Old Grandpa Takes My 91-Year-Old Grandma To Dinner In Bed Every Night
Leoninus Fate 3 years ago
damn, I wish i had that somewhat control over my body like him, 36 and I can't walk a straight line without running into the only tree in a field and forget holding soup or liquids in my hands!
Sammie 19 3 years ago
I drop everything and I'm 49 on Tuesday. My right hip needs replacing but because I have a massive problem with anaesthesia they refuse to operate so I can't hardly walk and use a walker inside and a mobility scooter inside. Raised toilet seat and a ramp outside my front door. Sucks
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I Went To A Renaissance Fair Yesterday And Saw This Elderly Couple Dressed Up As Gnomes And Holding Hands
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
They nailed it, right down to her ponytail! (And I want to know what her cloak is made from. It's color is beautiful and it looks so cozy).
Leoninus Fate 3 years ago
oh! i have that almost staff/cane, Made it myself, This is beautiful, if i seen them i would diff asked for a pic~
#122
At Sonic This Man Sits Outside Of His Car In The 98 Degree Heat And Feeds His 80-Year-Old Wife Ice Cream. That's So Sweet
#123
My Husband's 82-Year-Old Grandpa Taking In The Eclipse On An Old Dirt Road
#124
My Chinese Grandma And Her 18-Year-Old Pup In A Cart
#125
My Grandparents Napping Together After A Late Night Celebrating New Year's Eve
Allan Miller 3 years ago
We live in British Columbia and we celebrate New Year's Eve in the Newfoundland time zone so that's 7:30 pm Pacific Standard Time. It's much easier than staying upon late.
#126
My Grandfather And His Friends Recently Got Iphones
#127
Older Couple Includes Selfie In Review Of Angel Hair Pasta
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What do you think ?
Sandy D 3 years ago
I did all I could. I got bumped out with like 10 left and wasn't going to go through all of them again to see the rest. I needed this one for sure. Stupidly I let myself be drawn into a social media comment section gassy left me very disillusioned with the human race. Thus really helped
Load More Replies... Stacey Rae 3 years ago
So much love in this piece. I wish someone loved me even half as much as portrayed here. Beautiful.
Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
Here's one of my favorite stories about my grandmama. When my Mum was little, girls couldn't wear pants to school, they had to wear skirts. Well, one freezing cold winter morning, my grandmama looked outside at the snow and said, "You're wearing pants." Off to school my mum and her 3 bros go. School sends my mum home, crying. My grandmama couldn't drive, so she marched my mum back to school, went to the principal's office and tore him a new one. From then on, my mum could wear pants whenever she goddamn pleased.
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
That's how a grandma should be. Mine would have killed or died for her chi. My mother would still kill or die for me and my brother
Load More Replies... Ada Hunter 3 years ago (edited)
i miss my opa…. i never learned what an amazing person he was until after he died, and i wish i could’ve spent more time with him, but he died when i was 10. i only learned about a month ago that when he was a teen, he saved for so long and bought himself a brand new pontiac gto, which he was so proud of. then his mother and brother became homeless and he sold his most prized possession, his car, to buy them food and other necessities. he was 19. when he was alive i knew none of this, he just seemed like a quiet, somewhat sarcastic guy who loved making jam.
Tyranamar Seuss 3 years ago
I kind of object to calling old people "cute." Seems condescending. These are full grown bloody adults who have lived longer than you and I. They have experienced all the same life milestones we are going through. They're not like these "cute" people who don't "get it" so isn't it cute. I feel like we don't treat the elderly with the respect they deserve.
Powerful Katrinka 3 years ago
This has bothered me for years! It seems so condescending and belittling. Someone told me that my parents, who were both in their 90s and married for over 65 years, were "cute" and and I said, "No. They are many, many different things: inspiring, admirable, fascinating, resilient... but not cute." I wonder if people do this because thinking of being that old makes them uneasy.
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Sandy D 3 years ago
I did all I could. I got bumped out with like 10 left and wasn't going to go through all of them again to see the rest. I needed this one for sure. Stupidly I let myself be drawn into a social media comment section gassy left me very disillusioned with the human race. Thus really helped
Load More Replies... Stacey Rae 3 years ago
So much love in this piece. I wish someone loved me even half as much as portrayed here. Beautiful.
Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
Here's one of my favorite stories about my grandmama. When my Mum was little, girls couldn't wear pants to school, they had to wear skirts. Well, one freezing cold winter morning, my grandmama looked outside at the snow and said, "You're wearing pants." Off to school my mum and her 3 bros go. School sends my mum home, crying. My grandmama couldn't drive, so she marched my mum back to school, went to the principal's office and tore him a new one. From then on, my mum could wear pants whenever she goddamn pleased.
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
That's how a grandma should be. Mine would have killed or died for her chi. My mother would still kill or die for me and my brother
Load More Replies... Ada Hunter 3 years ago (edited)
i miss my opa…. i never learned what an amazing person he was until after he died, and i wish i could’ve spent more time with him, but he died when i was 10. i only learned about a month ago that when he was a teen, he saved for so long and bought himself a brand new pontiac gto, which he was so proud of. then his mother and brother became homeless and he sold his most prized possession, his car, to buy them food and other necessities. he was 19. when he was alive i knew none of this, he just seemed like a quiet, somewhat sarcastic guy who loved making jam.
Tyranamar Seuss 3 years ago
I kind of object to calling old people "cute." Seems condescending. These are full grown bloody adults who have lived longer than you and I. They have experienced all the same life milestones we are going through. They're not like these "cute" people who don't "get it" so isn't it cute. I feel like we don't treat the elderly with the respect they deserve.
Powerful Katrinka 3 years ago
This has bothered me for years! It seems so condescending and belittling. Someone told me that my parents, who were both in their 90s and married for over 65 years, were "cute" and and I said, "No. They are many, many different things: inspiring, admirable, fascinating, resilient... but not cute." I wonder if people do this because thinking of being that old makes them uneasy.
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