TEJER
Si
quieres vivir más de un siglo, Dody Patterson tiene un consejo para ti en la
forma de un par de palabras de cuatro letras: dieta y tejer.
"Bueno,
creo que es mi secreto, hace unos 20 años, dejé de comer carne de cerdo y la
mayoría de los productos lácteos, "Y ahí es cuando realmente me retiré y
empecé a tejer. Y creo que mi dieta y mi tejido, son responsables de mi
longevidad ".
Patterson,
quien recientemente cumplió 104, ha estado tejiendo desde que su bisabuela le
enseñó cuando era una niña de West Texas, tenia 7 años de edad.
"Me
encanta, ya que mantiene las manos y los brazos y los hombros ejercido",
dijo Patterson, sentada en su habitación en el centro de asistencia Buen
Samaritano en Hilyard calle en el sur de Eugene, una pizca de acento de Texas
todavía en su voz. "Y mi cerebro sigue ejercitandoce".
También
ayuda a mantener un programa local llamado Caps for Kids marcha a buen ritmo,
año tras año.
"Ella
es tan especial", dijo Mona Rummel de Patterson. Rummel es el dueño de
Soft Horizons fibra, una tienda de lanas y fibras en East 13th Avenue.
"Ella es una persona muy dulce. Cuando ella viene aquí es como, 'La reina
está aquí!' "
Bulletin de oregon
KNITTING
If you 
to live more than a century, Dody Patterson has advice for you in the form of a pair of four-letter words: diet and weaving.
"Well, I think that's my secret, about 20 years ago, I stopped eating pork and most dairy products," And that's when I really retired and started knitting. And I think my diet and my tissue, are responsible for my longevity. "
Patterson, who recently turned 104, has been weaving since her grandmother taught her when she was a girl in West Texas, was 7 years old.
"I love it because it keeps the hands and arms and shoulders exercised," Patterson said, sitting in her room at the Good Samaritan service center in Hilyard Street in south Eugene, a pinch of Texas accent still in its voice. "And my brain is ejercitandoce".
It also helps maintain a local program called Caps for Kids running smoothly year after year.
"She is so special," said Mona Rummel Patterson. Rummel owns Soft Horizons fiber, and fiber yarn store in East 13th Avenue. "She is a very sweet person. When she comes here is like, 'The Queen is here!' "
"Well, I think that's my secret, about 20 years ago, I stopped eating pork and most dairy products," And that's when I really retired and started knitting. And I think my diet and my tissue, are responsible for my longevity. "
Patterson, who recently turned 104, has been weaving since her grandmother taught her when she was a girl in West Texas, was 7 years old.
"I love it because it keeps the hands and arms and shoulders exercised," Patterson said, sitting in her room at the Good Samaritan service center in Hilyard Street in south Eugene, a pinch of Texas accent still in its voice. "And my brain is ejercitandoce".
It also helps maintain a local program called Caps for Kids running smoothly year after year.
"She is so special," said Mona Rummel Patterson. Rummel owns Soft Horizons fiber, and fiber yarn store in East 13th Avenue. "She is a very sweet person. When she comes here is like, 'The Queen is here!' "
By the Bulletin of oregon
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