Brandon's Oma

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.

I think I've got that, you know, that I still got in my mind.

I think I've got that, you know, that I still got in my mind.

I think I've got that, you know, that I still got in my mind.

acutely.

acutely.

acutely.

I used to pick him up from school, right? Yeah. And I'd take him home, and he didn't want to go home. He wanted to stay with Oma.

I used to pick him up from school, right? Yeah. And I'd take him home, and he didn't want to go home. He wanted to stay with Oma.

I used to pick him up from school, right? Yeah. And I'd take him home, and he didn't want to go home. He wanted to stay with Oma.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

The fun time I had in my life is, I think, when we had all the campers. My son had a camper, they had camper, we had a camper, and we parked kinda. you know, all together. And that's when Brandon, every morning, disappeared, came to the toilet.

The fun time I had in my life is, I think, when we had all the campers. My son had a camper, they had camper, we had a camper, and we parked kinda. you know, all together. And that's when Brandon, every morning, disappeared, came to the toilet.

The fun time I had in my life is, I think, when we had all the campers. My son had a camper, they had camper, we had a camper, and we parked kinda. you know, all together. And that's when Brandon, every morning, disappeared, came to the toilet.

I know. That was so funny. Oh, my goodness. Then we got born in Germany. She's a German too.

I know. That was so funny. Oh, my goodness. Then we got born in Germany. She's a German too.

I know. That was so funny. Oh, my goodness. Then we got born in Germany. She's a German too.

I never thought I would tell you because I'm not a, how do you say? Storyteller? She can talk, but I can't.