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Viral Video Of 101-Year-Old Woman Playing In The Snow Will Melt Your Heart.
What is happiness? For 101-year-old Albina Foisy from Lillooet, British Columbia, happiness is as simple as enjoying and playing in the snow–reminding us to embrace the little child in us and appreciate life’s simple pleasures. After all, no one is really too old to have fun and live life to the fullest.
Meanwhile, for a son like Armand Foisy, being able to witness that priceless moment is what true happiness means. He was driving with his wife and mother through the snow when he stopped the car along Highway 99, a few kilometers south of Lillooet to check if there was any traffic coming. And then this happened.
His centenarian mother, Albina unbuckled her seat belt and hopped out of the car to check the snow.
“It’s snowing quite a bit. It’s kinda fun to play in the snow!” Albina said giddily.
Armand did not waste any time too. He then grabbed his camera and started filming his mother. Albina, who was so thrilled about the snow even grabbed some and made them into snowballs, pure joy written all over her face.
“When you have a mother who’s 101 years old, it’s a good idea to keep the camera nearby for those special moments,” Armand said.
Watch the heartwarming video below:
The Facebook post has since gone viral with over 7 million views as of this writing. It also received positive responses from many viewers and readers online, each of them inspired by Albina’s infectious happiness and positivity.
“That’s the amazing thing about her. Her strength and her joy of living is not diminished one iota. She laughs at everything, she’s so giving,” Armand added.
Indeed, moments like this are what we live for. Seeing our loved ones happy makes us feel twice the happiness that we couldn’t trade for anything in the world.
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