12 Stories from Grandparents Who Made Their Grandchildren’s Childhood Experiences Unforgettable

How many funny stories can be told when remembering childhood. The heroes of our post today shared their sweet and, at the same time, unusual stories related to their beloved grandmothers.

the team of awesome.club compiled this series to demonstrate once again that you have to enjoy every moment and face everything with humor. The grandchildren who grew up will be able to confirm this.

In my childhood, when I was sad, my grandmother used to say: “Be like a kitten, because everything is within your reach”. @Oidoporah / VK

I went to visit my grandmother. Suddenly, there was a knock on the door and it was a man with an accordion. Question: “How is Rosita? Tell her that Santi has come to sing for her.” And he actually sang for an hour! My grandmother, smiling, told me that he had been her first love at school. @Oidoporahí/VK

My grandmother was very cruel and thrifty. Once, when the electric kettle broke, she borrowed the neighbor’s. I turned it on to boil the water, but it didn’t work. My grandmother thought I had burned her and started screaming. So she took the teapot and started chasing me, we ran a few circles but in the end she caught up to me and slapped me. We later found out that the light had been cut off. @Oidoporahí

Today I was looking at old pictures of my grandparents. I saw my grandfather in black leather overalls, I was shaky and tears came to my eyes. I remembered their love story. At the age of 20, my grandmother and her friends decided to go to a psychic. According to my grandmother, she saw a man in black overalls, got scared and didn’t want to hear from the seer anymore. A few months later, walking down the street, she saw a tall man in black overalls and was scared, but he came over to meet her: he became my grandfather. Soon he had to do his military service and, as he said goodbye, he said to my grandmother: “If you wait for me, I will come back and marry you”. And she waited for him.@Oidoporahí

When I was little and saw my grandmother pour milk from a three liter pitcher into a small cup without spilling a drop and in one motion, I thought this was the greatest human superpower in the world. @Oidoporahí / VK

A friend of mine is very proud to be a third generation native of a big city. Your mother once said that your grandmother was on her way to conquer the capital, but that she stayed in our city because she didn’t have enough money to reach her final destination. @Oidoporahí / VK

It is still a mystery to me how my grandparents met, because if you ask my grandmother she will say with conviction: “I was in a store, your grandfather walked in and was petrified by my beauty… So when he was able to move, he came to meet me.” My grandfather tells this story like this: “I was chased by two women (the grandmother and a neighbor), I didn’t know where to put myself so they would leave me alone… Well, your grandmother ended up being the most stubborn… this is how we live…” @Oidoporahí / VK

I bought a satellite dish for my grandmother who lives in a small town and decided to install it myself. I was about 20 minutes trying to get the signal. Then my grandmother said it was useless, she hit the antenna with the cable from the wheel and the TV started to work. @Oidoporahí / VK

I inherited my grandmother’s apartment.
While doing a renovation, I moved a closet and found a double wall. I opened it and found a skeleton. Thank God it wasn’t real. He had a note that said, “Even my closet keeps secrets.” @Oidoporahí / VK

My mother gave a prepaid cell phone to my grandmother, who now never says goodbye at the end of the conversation. She hangs up the phone with the air of a gangster with an “End of conversation, buddy” face. @Oidoporahí / VK