We're back with another selection of pictures of our favorite senior citizen: Baddie Winkle! If you're ever having a bad day, scroll through Baddie's Instagram feed and we promise you instantly better. At the very least, it will put a smile on your face. You're welcome! Once you're done looking at those, check out our other features on this 91-year-old style icon, great-grandmother, and all-round awesome human.
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Although the bond between a parent and child is special, there is nothing quite like the love between grandparents and their grandchildren. It's something truly special to see a grandparent or even a great-grandparent if you're lucky staring lovingly into the face of their offspring's offspring. Here are some heartwarming photos of just that, which will make your day and put a smile on your face.
I am a pasta lover. Personally, I consider it the food of the gods and I eat it at least three times a week, in all its glorious variations. Sadly, pasta has become somewhat of a commodity nowadays, since supermarket shelves are being cleared out due to panic-buying. The silver lining? Now is the perfect time to try and make your own, especially with all this extra time on our hands. Yes, you could follow a recipe book, but what if you could take a live-streaming video class from an 84-year-old Italian nonna, using a generations-old recipe? Well luckily for you, you can! Nonna Nerina (Nonna means grandma in Italian), who usually hosts pasta-cooking classes in her home is now running them online due to the coronavirus containment measures in Italy and it's wonderful. Forget your online fitness classes; this is much more fun! Here's how it works...
In case you missed our first post on Baddie Winkle, a 91-year-old style icon with an Instagram audience of 3.9 million followers, we've put together some more pictures of the internet's favorite great-grandmother. Her effervescent, hilarious and badass attitude shines through her smile, her sense of style and her captions. Honesty, she is the true definition of #goals and how to rock life! Check out these pictures to see just how cool she is.
Today's generation has grown up with view their mobile phones (and all technology, really), as an essential part of who they are; like another limb. They don't know life without it and would struggle if it became obsolete. But that means the older generation has no choice but to learn how to use them too if they have any hope of keeping in touch with their family. Since mobile phones don't come as second nature to them, there is a learning and adjusting period and sometimes, that is a hilarious process. Here are some texts that people have received from their grandparents, which will make you laugh, saw "awww" and sigh all at the same time as the older folk try to navigate the world of technology. Hey, at least they're trying!
Pauline Kana is badass grandma. She is 93- years- old and has very unique relations with her grandson, Ross Smith (27). It all started more than 6 years ago when, during his tenure in college, Ross began filming short videos on Vine. In one of the videos, he decided to feature his grandma blocking a basketball shot. The thing went viral and Ross realized the enormous potential. So they started doing hilarious videos and fun photoshoots together. Featured below are some of their funniest creations.
We all have this perception of grandmas... that they are suppose to be sweet, kind and loving. Nothing they do or say can be bad. But sometimes grandmothers can be the ruthless of them all... because they just don't care and we love it! Grandmothers that don't have a filter might be the best thing you'll read today!
Who said that the young rule the internet? 89 years old Japanese grandma, Kimiko Nishimito, actually never knew she loved photography and that she was pretty good at it until the age of 72. Her son was teaching a class about photography and she decided to join in and listen. From that moment on, she found out not only that she loves to take pictures and goof around, but that she actually handles the camera better than most. Ever since, she has been taking hilarious selfies that won the internet and even got her a solo exhibition at a museum in her home town of Kumamoto.
Anežka (Agnes) Kašpárková is a former agricultural worker from the village Louka in Czech Republic. She wanted to beautify her hometown so she started to spend every spring and summer decorating window and door frames with lovely designs inspired by the traditional Moravian (southern Czech) artwork. Scroll down to see the work of this inspirational women that prove us all that age is not a factor. Via: The Mind Circle
