Norman Low assumes that he is a “dull guy”guy,” but beginning to travelhaving traveled all over the world when he was fifteen and throughout his life, it seems as if he'd have many tales to tell. Growing up with six siblings must have been fun and chaotic, but my grandfather believes that his childhood was "uneventful.". Sadly, his mother passed away when he was ten years old, so he had no mother throughout the rest of his life. Fortunately, he had four siblings who took care of him and his father. Slowly but surely, like a turtle, they got to the finish line. They all have all passed away, but my grandfather is the only sibling in his large family who is still alive. At the age of 93, he is 5'2. He's like the trunk of a tree, smaller than a boy who's in middle school. His hair has gone gray, like most grandpas, and he’s a bit bald in the middle of his head. He once was married to my lovely grandmother, Peggy Low, who had a better memory offor names than my grandfather. Unfortunately, she passed away in 2018. When he laughs, it radiates off of him. Sometimes, his laughter is not wanted or needed.