A woman in England has revealed the secret to living a long life and it sounds pretty great to me.Born on October 2nd, 1919, Kathleen grew up in Brixton where she later worked as an accountant.
Kathleen spent WW2 in the capital before deciding she wanted a taste of country life and left the big smoke for the Cotswolds in 1965 before moving again to Cheltenham with her mum, her brother, and her dachshund, Rusty.Well, Kathleen has broke it down into just five wonderful words: “Drink Guinness and don’t marry!”
Dorothy Pye, Home Manager at Sandfields, said: “Here at Sandfields, we love to throw a party for special milestones – and Kathleen’s birthday certainly called for a celebration!
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