This is film my Pop took at my “Aunt” Ethel’s 90th birthday party last weekend. It is about the cutest thing you will see today. Ethel on the left with her sister entertaining the crowd.
oh my gosh, that is so adorable angi!!! this will become more precious to you than you can even know right now… my gramma passed away in july, and i still catch myself picking up the phone to call her. thank you so much for sharing this with us!!
That was the cutest!
OMG-that was GREAT! I learned that song as a kid, but I have never seen it ‘performed’ by an adult-that is just too cute. You will treasure that for a long long time.
super cute
How do they remember all those words? I think it is interesting that people in their 80s and 90s seem to enjoy life so much more than the rest of us.
Wonder what songs the girls growing up today will sing when they are that age?
Absolutely awesome, and so special of you to have shared it! I have missed you Angi! Have a great Monday!
Aunt Ethel has more stamina than her sister, doesn’t she? How adorable!
That is cute. It is great because they look pretty good for their age.
That is so cute. It reminds me of my daughters and a song they know that goes on forever just like that one. I sure hope they get to sing it at their 90th birthday. This is a video that will become more cherished as time goes by, thanks for putting it up.
They are really good! that is like our neighbor Mrs. Palmer.
I had to watchit twice… LOL
I’d never heard that song before! It was a great performance!
What a dynamism ! They are forces of nature ! Thanks to share this encourging video, Ang . Love Michel
please : read encouraging ….
that was GREAT!!!!! Are the school pictures back yet? you need thoughts for Holly a person or Holly a plant?
Cool! 90 years old my …. my! Treasure this always!
LOL…that’s great!
ryc: WHAT new site? I got one, too! I wonder if it’s the same one! I’ll share if you’ll share!
Best video I have seen all year!
Hah.
My grandma made it to 100, but even at 90 she wouldn’t have been able to sing such a song.
Happy birthday Ethel!
Watched it several minutes ago, and I can’t stop smiling. I think I’ve got the chorus stuck in my head now.
Ethel on the left with her sister entertaining the crowd.
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oh my gosh, that is so adorable angi!!! this will become more precious to you than you can even know right now… my gramma passed away in july, and i still catch myself picking up the phone to call her. thank you so much for sharing this with us!!
That was the cutest!
OMG-that was GREAT! I learned that song as a kid, but I have never seen it ‘performed’ by an adult-that is just too cute. You will treasure that for a long long time.
super cute
How do they remember all those words? I think it is interesting that people in their 80s and 90s seem to enjoy life so much more than the rest of us.
Wonder what songs the girls growing up today will sing when they are that age?
Absolutely awesome, and so special of you to have shared it! I have missed you Angi!
Have a great Monday!
Aunt Ethel has more stamina than her sister, doesn’t she? How adorable!
That is cute. It is great because they look pretty good for their age.
That is so cute. It reminds me of my daughters and a song they know that goes on forever just like that one. I sure hope they get to sing it at their 90th birthday. This is a video that will become more cherished as time goes by, thanks for putting it up.
They are really good! that is like our neighbor Mrs. Palmer.
I had to watchit twice… LOL
I’d never heard that song before! It was a great performance!
What a dynamism ! They are forces of nature !
Thanks to share this encourging video, Ang .
Love
Michel
please : read encouraging ….
that was GREAT!!!!! Are the school pictures back yet? you need thoughts for Holly a person or Holly a plant?
Cool! 90 years old my …. my! Treasure this always!
LOL…that’s great!
ryc: WHAT new site? I got one, too! I wonder if it’s the same one! I’ll share if you’ll share!
Best video I have seen all year!
Hah.
My grandma made it to 100, but even at 90 she wouldn’t have been able to sing such a song.
Happy birthday Ethel!
Watched it several minutes ago, and I can’t stop smiling. I think I’ve got the chorus stuck in my head now.