What's happening now is that children see my film and then come back with their grannies.
Grannies tend not to know that all newly popular beat combos are not the same.
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Call them glasses, specs, grannies, frames or peepers--your local four-eyes can't live without them.
Everyone arrived en famille, unmarried daughters and shrunken grannies riding atop the donkey fodder, among the chickens and the sacks of produce.
This turned out to be a pity, because the next day I got a message from one of their grannies.
Britons are fed up with sitting on stationary trains and seeing their grannies lined up on trolleys in hospital corridors.
There was also some singing to the tune of "Clementine" organised by a group of senior citizens calling themselves the Raging Grannies.
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Customers include clean-cut men in golf shirts, grannies and women cradling babies.
He also implied that our great-grannies knew how to cook and did not rely on pre-made foods, which tend to be high in fat and carbohydrates.
Still, when a youth is knifed outside a night club, no cop needs evening classes in evolutionary psychology to realize the folly of rounding up grannies.
It would at least increase the potential gene pool for future Northern Ireland squads, in as much as it would apply not just to Cork and Dublin youngsters, but also to players with Cork or Dublin grannies.
To help speed learning, Mitra has recruited hundreds of "grannies, " volunteers from the United Kingdom, many of them retired teachers, who function more in the role of "grandparents" than teachers, skypeing into learning environments around the world, encouraging students to do their best and praising their achievements.
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