Numbers
The amount of fluid ounces in the teas Grandma gets from Starbucks
What is 32?
Grandma was born in this historical city, which is home to the famous cracked Liberty Bell
What is Philadelphia?
This small cake made of rich, sweetened dough twisted or curled and fried is Grandma’s favorite order at a NY bakery
What is a cruller?
Grandma and Pops’ favorite pub and where their eldest son used to work.
What is PKs?
The only shoes Grandma wears
What are Danskos?
The amount miles Grandma walks per day
What is 3?
The borough in NY where Grandma lived with her family and extended family before moving out to Long Island
What is Brooklyn?
The hamlet on Long Island where Grandma grew up
What is Wantaugh?
The name of Grandma and Pops’ church
What is St. Mary's?
The color that Grandma once dyed her hair
What is purple?
The age Grandma was when her oldest child was born
What is 25 years old?
This university town in upstate NY is where Tom was born and Pops got his PhD
What is Troy?
In 1964 Grandma took Uncle Joe to the New York World’s Fair using this mode of transportation.
What is the Long Island Railroad?
Where Grandma goes weekly to give Communion, and where she made her recent TV debut.
What is Warm Hearth?
Grandma’s go to ice cream flavor
What is coffee?
The age Grandma was when her last grandchild was born
What is 69 years old?
The apartment complex where Grandma and Pops first lived when they moved to Blacksburg
What is Terrace View?
The high school Grandma attended
What is St. Agnes?
The building Grandma (and Pops) taught and had their offices in
What is McBryde?
Grandma’s favorite TV genre
What is crime?
The age difference between Grandma and her youngest sibling
What is 16 years?
The island where Grandma and Pops fell in love.
What is Puerto Rico?
The elementary school Grandma attended
What is Sunrise Park?
The trail that Grandma walks along.
What is the Huckleberry Trail?
Grandma has beaten all the levels in this mobile game where one has to connect all the colors on a grid without overlapping.
What is Flow Free?