Oldest blogger in the world died

Posted by Thiago Prado in July 14th 2008

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An experience to be followed

The oldest Olive Riley blogger in the world died at 108 years in Australia, after posting a final article on his blog about “happy songs,” says today the Australian press.

Olive Riley had posted on his blog over 70 articles since February 2007 about modern life and her experiences during the twentieth century.

Riley was born on 20 October 1899, experienced two world wars, has three children and worked as waitresses and cook.

She used her blog to communicate with people from other continents and said that she liked the notoriety she had acquired since she could keep the mind fresh.

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Tags: australia, blog, blogger, brazil, Olive Riley, twentieth century

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3 Comments Received

Anthony at Work-at-home-Wealth.com
July 15th, 2008 @1:22 am

This kind of people are models of life and attitude to be followed. May she rest in peace and her soul be with God.

Thiago Prado
July 15th, 2008 @9:17 am

I don’t understand why many young people complain about their lives so much. It’s inspiring when I see someone this old doing something to keep alive.