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Have you ever been in the presence of older persons who were speaking on a subject, but it sounded like they didn't know what they were talking about? Well, I have! When you're young, it's baffling! As you grow older, their conversation makes more sense. Over the years, I listened to my grandmothers and to other older persons, and I picked up on the meaning of their conversations. "Gramma Said . . ." is a compilation of sayings mostly by my grandmother, Mrs. Marie Virl Page Blackwell McGill. I started writing them down because my sister, Deborah, and I always quoted her in our conversations.…mehr

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Have you ever been in the presence of older persons who were speaking on a subject, but it sounded like they didn't know what they were talking about? Well, I have! When you're young, it's baffling! As you grow older, their conversation makes more sense. Over the years, I listened to my grandmothers and to other older persons, and I picked up on the meaning of their conversations. "Gramma Said . . ." is a compilation of sayings mostly by my grandmother, Mrs. Marie Virl Page Blackwell McGill. I started writing them down because my sister, Deborah, and I always quoted her in our conversations. There are also some statements from my paternal grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor Minerva Moore White; my dad, Mr. Thurman White Sr.; my mother, Mrs. Rosa Vermell Blackwell White; my maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Laura Anna Willis Page; and as well as other people in whose presence I have been from time to time. This book will delight the readers and bring back precious memories of their elders.
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Belinda White Thomas is a retired educator from Dillon, South Carolina. She is the mother of three adult children, Garlinda, Garland (Jay), and DeLynn. Her four precious grandchildren are Tatyanna, Dorian, Jayden and Tristan. Mrs. Thomas lives in Columbia, SC with her husband and soul mate, Mr. John D. Thomas. "Gramma said..." is her inaugral publication.