Spirit’s Friday Frolics for July 6, 2012 by John Cali

This isn’t exactly a comedy video. But it is funny. I think you’ll find it uplifting and inspiring, as I did.

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Micki
Micki
07/08/2012 7:23 am

WOW!! what a wonderful lady, and yes a huge inspiration for young and old. We could all learn something from her. Thank you John .
Huge hugs,
Micki

John Cali
07/08/2012 12:23 pm
Reply to  Micki

Thank you, Micki. I agree — she’s a great inspiration to all of us, young and old.

Love & hugs,
John

Shirley McLain
Shirley McLain
07/06/2012 5:15 pm

That was a delightful video to watch. I wish all hundred + geriatrics were as capable and delighted with life as she is. I’m sure she is a blessing to many.

John Cali
07/06/2012 5:27 pm
Reply to  Shirley McLain

Thank you, Shirley.

Valerie
Valerie
07/06/2012 10:56 pm

John, I’m not usually up for late night tv, but I had actually seen this before, when it first aired. I got a kick out of her. She reminded me of my own grandmother who lived to the age of 102.. Nanny was my inspiration and my strength. Woman had no fear, and while not quite as chipper always as this lady, she had a wry and sometimes unexpected sense of humor that tickled me. She was able to live independently until the last few years of her life, and even then, as the eldest guest in a nursing home, she was sharp as a tack and asked little help with anything.

We’d all flown out to Denver to see her for her 100th birthday celebration. As her grand kids gathered around, she popped out her upper plate, held it up and said, “I paid a lot for these”, but then pointing at the few teeth in her mouth, spread out in a jack o’ lantern grin, she quipped, “but these are antiques!”

Her dentist loved her, and was one of the invited guests at her party. ha.

Thanks for the chuckle, and the memory.

Valerie

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John Cali
07/06/2012 11:58 pm
Reply to  Valerie

Hi Val,

Thanks for sharing the beautiful memories of your grandmother. She sounds delightful!

Hugs,
John

eunice
eunice
07/06/2012 10:35 pm

Thanks so much for that, it cheered me up so much. Brilliant !

John Cali
07/06/2012 10:38 pm
Reply to  eunice

You’re most welcome, Eunice.

Hugs,
John

Toni
Toni
07/06/2012 10:32 pm

Just wonderful, John. What an inspiration she is. She doesn’t seem to have a mean bone in her body, and that’s probably why she’s lived so long. I would like to be just like her.

Thanks, John.

Love, Toni

John Cali
07/06/2012 10:39 pm
Reply to  Toni

You’re most welcome, Toni. She is a delightful inspiration.

Love,
John