They get funnier with time.

She recalled the time, 66 years ago, when she was a child of 9, and she and her two sisters were ripped from their mother and placed into one hiding place after another.

Gillman and her sisters were Jewish girls in Nazi-occupied Belgium. They lived in convents, hiding from Nazis under piles of coal and potatoes, living on potato peels and suffering from lice and disease.

"But the trio somehow survived and reunited with their mother. Later, they came to America, where their father had already been living."

http://www.newsday.com/news/local/nassau/ny-liholo0505,0,7971283.story