This is a good spirit to just keep us company when we feel alone. From what I gather she lived a very simple life and loved it. She was never one of those who always wanted “more”. She gives me the name Alma. Alma says she worked as a waitress in the diner that her family owned for many years in a small town. She lived in a town where everyone knew everyone. She recalls many memories to me of helping her grandfather make hamburger buns and other baked goods. She also talks to me a lot about how she misses the milkshakes her grandmother used to make (always ask me
To make one LOL). Alma was very sociable and loved talking with the road workers that would come in very early before they went to work. Often these workers looked down upon but she truly respected them. Alma admits she was a flirt, but says that is how she met her husband. She and her husband had 5 children and she loved raising a big, noisy family. They didn’t get out much because feeding that many mouths cost a lot! She says it didn’t matter because she had all she needed at home. Alma passed away very suddenly when she took a fall on the staircase of her home and never awoke.