The secret to living a long life is revealed by a 100-year-old grandmother who has survived five world wars, five monarchs, and 21 British prime ministers.
Today, on Tuesday, June 13, we celebrate the remarkable life of Beatrice Peters, who has reached the incredible milestone of turning 100 years old. As she received a heartfelt telegram message from King Charles III, the significance of this momentous occasion is undeniable.
Throughout her century-long journey, Beatrice has witnessed the rise and fall of 21 prime ministers, the reigns of five monarchs, and has bravely endured the hardships of a world war and a global pandemic. Her resilience and strength are truly awe-inspiring.
During her joyous birthday celebration, adorned with a birthday badge and a sparkling tiara, Beatrice graciously revealed her secret to a long and fulfilling life. Surprisingly, her answer lies in the simplicity of a regular refreshing gin and tonic. This delightful concoction has seemingly contributed to her longevity and vitality.
As we honor and cherish the incredible journey of Beatrice Peters, let her life serve as a testament to the enduring spirit of resilience, optimism, and the joy of embracing life’s simple pleasures. May her remarkable milestone inspire and bring joy to your own journey, as you reflect upon the wisdom and experiences she has accumulated over a century of life. Happy 100th birthday, Beatrice!
I don’t feel any different. She said
My bones aren’t creaking yet. It’s a lovely surprise having all this done for me.
‘They’ve made such a lovely, grand party for me.’
She is a remarkable lady who has lived through many decades and still manages to tell a tale or two.
She has a good sense of humour, likes to listen to music and has a lovely smile.
She is fond of Ireland and likes to talk about it.’ She said