As children, we love to celebrate our birthdays. But as adults, we often lose that sense of joy and wonder. But those around us want to celebrate our big days.<\/p>\n
This woman just made it to her 114th birthday, and her family especially her little sister wanted to make sure she was celebrated!<\/p>\n
Nina\u2019s family is one who honors their elders often. They treat them with dignity and respect hence she is always surrounded by her loved ones. Her little sister Piccola is her primary caregiver. Piccola herself is 97 years old!<\/p>\n
\u201cThey mean the world to me. I just love them both,\u201d niece Beverly Frazier said.<\/p>\n
Another relative chimed in what a joy Nina was by saying, \u201cShe makes me laugh a lot, and just brings joy to my heart.\u201d<\/p>\n
Both sisters live together and have spent most of their lives in their home state of Georgia. But when they started out, it wasn\u2019t just the two of them. In fact, Nina and Piccola were just two of twenty siblings!<\/p>\n
\u201cThere\u2019s nothing I wouldn\u2019t do for her,\u201d Piccola said happily, adding, \u201cshe\u2019s my pride and joy. I intend to take care of her if she don\u2019t outlive me.\u201d<\/p>\n
Woman celebrates 100th birthday on very same day her great-great granddaughter turns 1 \u2013 Happy Birthday<\/p>\n
Great-grandmother turns 100, still goes to church and collects donations for grieving families<\/p>\n
Willis might be the oldest resident of her state. And while she has been bedridden for a while, she is happy to be alive!<\/p>\n
Despite being in bed, she is mentally agile and quick to make conversations and remarks with everyone!<\/p>\n
Before she moved to Atlanta in 1947, she worked on a farm with the rest of her siblings.<\/p>\n
Her niece Fraizer recalls that even when Nina turned 100 years old, she was as sharp as a tack! \u201cStill reading the newspaper, no glasses, reading the newspaper, we\u2019d be sitting here and she\u2019d be looking out the window and see a plane up in the air, and I\u2019m like, \u2018Where?\u2019\u201d Fraizer said.<\/p>\n
Piccola shared the reason for the sisters\u2019 long lives, she said, \u201cDoing the right thing. Treating people right.\u201d<\/p>\n
The family believes their love and respect for one another is also a reason for their long lives! \u201cThey\u2019re just loving and caring people who love each other and love God,\u201d Frazier told the media.<\/p>\n