Ms. Weddell's granddaughter pointed out that South Dakota law allows voters who do not have an ID with them to sign an affidavit instead, but the poll worker would not budge.
"It seemed that she wanted to slow down with him," says Kim. Barbara began to see her granddaughters' point of view.
As if to prove his point, his granddaughter, Caitlin Gutman, 13, of Matamoras, Pa., and a family friend, Shira Strassman, 16, of Rockville Centre, told of winning the O'Brien scavenger hunt by asking other picnicking families for items on their list.
Up to a point, thinks his granddaughter, Hannah Ellis.
Patsy Brennan, born Patsy O'Flaherty, is the granddaughter of one of Breezy Point's early settlers, those who came in the early 1900s and pitched tents.
If you see Grandma holding her granddaughter for the first time, point it out to the photographer!
"At 18, 19 months, she can't dictate to you ——" "Your granddaughter is 23 months," Brandon pointed out.
You see this child madam, she almost died, that one (pointing at her granddaughter who was watering vegetables) … She picked a tin, started kujikilila (role-playing cooking) and eat the vegetables they had cooked in the tin and got poisoned".
Ms. Hodge said postal officials were "incredulous" and the music center staff was "horrified" when the mistake was pointed out by her granddaughter.
For Mohan Singh, the breaking point came last year when his granddaughter, who was 6 at the time, saw a seductive woman in an advertisement affixed to the roof of his taxicab.
Nikolai Girenko, 64, a specialist in enthnology and conflict, was shot at point-blank range when his granddaughter called him to speak to a stranger at the door.
