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Naniji

 Yeah so tomorrow is my grandma's birthday, and this post is going to be about how awesome, wonderful, kind, and caring of a human being she is. I didn't really know her that well until I had to live with her for a few days when my parents were in the hospital for my father's gall bladder operation in 2013, that is when I really started to admire her. Despite her age, she is always out and about making sure everyone's needs are met. The food she cooks is wonderful, you really can't resist it. She is just one of those people you can feel genuinely care about you. Tl;Dr, My grandma is a precious human being and must be protected uwu

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