Grandma Gail

So if you're at a point in your life where you're starting a family, those are the friends you're going to draw on because they're all going through the same thing that you are.

And usually you'll follow them through the cycle of your children or your marriage or whatever, because that's really the bulk of your life is from marriage.

25 on to 90.

It's not from 25, one to 25.

So many times when you're young, you move away from your home area and you're in a different part of the country, a different country.

So it's basically, you know, it all depends on your circumstances and everybody's different.

Some people stay in the same place they grew up in, get married and have children and die in.

So, you know, everybody has got a very exciting.

It can be very, very comforting.

And I guess I kind of have done that.

Yeah, I'm not.

Yeah, you've been.

Yes, I think so.

I mean, if you've lived in this basically in the same city all your life, you'll end up having friends that are doing the same.

No, I just got divorced or died.

Oh, okay.

A lot of my friends who I started out my young married years with all got divorced.

So I would say 90% of them.

So I have some that I still see.

And then others, when I moved to Florida, those became...