re: Older black women who treat you like one of their children

seriously, a large percentage of my customers I have never met one time, but I know their nanny/housekeeper.

A lot more common than I thought it was. My grandma loved her nanny growing up. When her Alzheimer's was getting really bad she asked me constantly why I "let her go".

Drive around uptown during the day pay attention to the strollers and the parks.




On point with the OP, yes, the Grandmother age (45+) black women have this quality. I am thinking fondly of "mama" from the Silver Moon outside of LSU, it's a damn shame she was priced out of the area. If I were wealthy I would put her right back at the North Gates, so LSU kids could experience the love that woman had.

She probably lost money she fed so many of the poorer kids for free. Or on loans.
I wonder what happened to her.