I realize I haven't posted in a good while, I keep intended to and just putting it off. However this one is just too good to pass up.
Around this time of night Aud has managed to do all of the sleeping, reading, and playing solitaire that she can do without turning on her television. She probably has watched some tv throughout the day because she keeps assuring me that she can multitask.
Most days we do watch some tv in the living room because I try to spend some "quality" time with her every day. This is where you have to realize that spending time with Aud involves a tv going and her either reading or playing solitaire while she watches tv (multitasking). Not sure this counts as quality time but she is an avid tv watcher. Doesn't seem to care what she is watching.
The problem with all of this is about this time of night if she is in her room she starts channel surfing and before I know it, the tv is loud enough I can hear it through the walls. So I make my nightly trip in there to ask her to turn it down because by this time of night I am usually reading or playing bridge on the computer and I can't multitask, noise drives me bananas.
Tonight is no exception. I knock on her door and when I open it I see that she is watching a Spanish language tv station.
What in the world are you watching a Spanish station for? Why aren't you watching some of the stuff I have taped? No wonder I can hear it through the walls...you don't even realize what you are watching!
I do so!.....I am brushing up on my Spanish!
Who else do you know that is 95 1/2 years old that is "brushing up on their Spanish?"
:) Life is never dull around here.
8 comments:
Bless her heart! Thanks for my morning smile :-) !! Nice to see you here.
So very funny........I hope that when I am 95 1/2 that I will be brushing up on something.
Your Aud stories always make me smile. She is too much!
Oh Perry...there are no stories like Aud stories! Love 'em!
95 1/2 years old, how awesome is that? I'm only 56 and feel like 100 years old! Good to hear great stories especially when they give you a smile.
When I lived in San Jose, the only place I could watch a Manchester United game was on the Spanish language Fox Sports channel. Talk about surreal! It was a trip to watch David Beckham score and hear the commentator shout, "GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAALLL!!!!"
I really enjoyed this post. :) The best I can hope for when I get to 95 1/2 is that I'll still be able to remember my name...
A friend's grandmother starting taking French lessons at the age of 93, and she is still at it three years later!
Oh my gosh....love the story! Hope you are well. Miss your posts!
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