Grandma Gail

Hot dogs and hamburgers, ketchup, potato chips. Very 50s. It was perfect. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Hot dogs and hamburgers, ketchup, potato chips. Very 50s. It was perfect. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Hot dogs and hamburgers, ketchup, potato chips. Very 50s. It was perfect. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Well, I was already living in the city. So I think we ended up going to a restaurant. And don't forget, my parents were still alive. So we all did. We did it on Fami. We always were a large group, you know, going someplace. So we'd have to go someplace that could at least be 12 people for dinner. And we didn't want to break the bank. Nobody was looking to, you know, so we'd go to someplace casual.

Well, I was already living in the city. So I think we ended up going to a restaurant. And don't forget, my parents were still alive. So we all did. We did it on Fami. We always were a large group, you know, going someplace. So we'd have to go someplace that could at least be 12 people for dinner. And we didn't want to break the bank. Nobody was looking to, you know, so we'd go to someplace casual.

Well, I was already living in the city. So I think we ended up going to a restaurant. And don't forget, my parents were still alive. So we all did. We did it on Fami. We always were a large group, you know, going someplace. So we'd have to go someplace that could at least be 12 people for dinner. And we didn't want to break the bank. Nobody was looking to, you know, so we'd go to someplace casual.

I think I was frazzled. Yeah. I think I was frazzled. First of all, I was 23 years old. Wild. And your mother was not that easy. But she was beautiful, but she wasn't that easy. That's me now. Well, you know what? Whatever it is, what comes around goes around. But we never left any of the children. We took all the kids with us for dinner. And we just had fun.

I think I was frazzled. Yeah. I think I was frazzled. First of all, I was 23 years old. Wild. And your mother was not that easy. But she was beautiful, but she wasn't that easy. That's me now. Well, you know what? Whatever it is, what comes around goes around. But we never left any of the children. We took all the kids with us for dinner. And we just had fun.

I think I was frazzled. Yeah. I think I was frazzled. First of all, I was 23 years old. Wild. And your mother was not that easy. But she was beautiful, but she wasn't that easy. That's me now. Well, you know what? Whatever it is, what comes around goes around. But we never left any of the children. We took all the kids with us for dinner. And we just had fun.

You know, it was – I don't remember what the first one was. I lived on 72nd Street. I might have even had it in my apartment. And everybody came over and we had sandwiches. You know, I don't even remember. Or we might have had pizza.

You know, it was – I don't remember what the first one was. I lived on 72nd Street. I might have even had it in my apartment. And everybody came over and we had sandwiches. You know, I don't even remember. Or we might have had pizza.

You know, it was – I don't remember what the first one was. I lived on 72nd Street. I might have even had it in my apartment. And everybody came over and we had sandwiches. You know, I don't even remember. Or we might have had pizza.

Which was wonderful.

Which was wonderful.

Which was wonderful.

I don't think so. Not about, you know, we might give our, gave our opinions on things. maybe what school the kids should apply to. You know, if they asked, we didn't say, you know, which one we adamantly wanted. I feel like you would have said your opinion. No, because I really didn't grow up in the city, so I didn't have an idea about that.

I don't think so. Not about, you know, we might give our, gave our opinions on things. maybe what school the kids should apply to. You know, if they asked, we didn't say, you know, which one we adamantly wanted. I feel like you would have said your opinion. No, because I really didn't grow up in the city, so I didn't have an idea about that.

I don't think so. Not about, you know, we might give our, gave our opinions on things. maybe what school the kids should apply to. You know, if they asked, we didn't say, you know, which one we adamantly wanted. I feel like you would have said your opinion. No, because I really didn't grow up in the city, so I didn't have an idea about that.

But my children did, and, you know, they both went to the same Upper East Side school.

But my children did, and, you know, they both went to the same Upper East Side school.