My great-grandmother told me stories of crossing the Mississippi on a raft in a covered wagon pulled by mules. They came from Tennessee to pick cotton in Arkansas. They had no electricity at home, only kerosene lanterns. She lived 103 years and saw autos replace wagons, home electricity, indoor plumbing, two world wars, the telephone, radio, and TV. She was alive when men landed on the moon. I should be so lucky to live a life like that.
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