Brandon's Oma

I always had to take it on... How do you explain that?

I always had to take it on... How do you explain that?

I always had to take it on... How do you explain that?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And, oh, Lord, it was hard times, you know. It was always hard times, but still funny when you think about it.

And, oh, Lord, it was hard times, you know. It was always hard times, but still funny when you think about it.

And, oh, Lord, it was hard times, you know. It was always hard times, but still funny when you think about it.

It was my dad's family. I never met. I never met. Because the war were going on, they built a wall, you know. And for me, as an American, my husband said, you're not going to go. You're not coming back.

It was my dad's family. I never met. I never met. Because the war were going on, they built a wall, you know. And for me, as an American, my husband said, you're not going to go. You're not coming back.

It was my dad's family. I never met. I never met. Because the war were going on, they built a wall, you know. And for me, as an American, my husband said, you're not going to go. You're not coming back.

My father, for me, it was too dangerous, you know, being married to an American.

My father, for me, it was too dangerous, you know, being married to an American.

My father, for me, it was too dangerous, you know, being married to an American.

Yeah. I still remember it.

Yeah. I still remember it.

Yeah. I still remember it.

You have lived quite the life, ma'am. Oh, my goodness. I tell you. There's probably more. I can't remember more than that.

You have lived quite the life, ma'am. Oh, my goodness. I tell you. There's probably more. I can't remember more than that.