well my grandma said i should post this on my blog so grandma you can make all the changes you want to Well I’ll try to start from the beginning of our conversation.
She lived really all over Utah, between Salt Lake, Orem, and Sandy. She actually was pretty lucky compared to us mainly because she could ride the bus to and from Salt Lake to go to movies. But on the other hand, she didn’t get a radio until she was about ten and didn’t get a television set until she was 12 to 13. And even then it didn’t receive very many programs, she didn’t get a bike until she was about ten and she never had a dryer until she was married. She said this “My life was very primitive wasn’t it?”
As for the jobs she had when she was young she baby sat, did yard work and when she was in high school she was a student nurse and later she graduated as a nurse and was until she retired and now she has all of those things she didn’t have when she was younger. And now she even more involved in technology than I am or possibly even some of the teachers at school and probably some of the students at South (that’s what we nicknamed south Ogden junior high).
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