On Growing Up Cantonese American in Southern California

Sabrina Popo wasn’t like other grandmas. She was my grandma. She lived on her own and juggled a heavy social rotation of dim sum, senior ballroom dancing, and mahjong with her girl friends. I’d have to be penciled in to
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Grandma’s vibrant life
The article introduces Sabrina Popo, the author’s grandmother, as a dynamic figure who lived independently in Southern California.
She maintained an active social life centered around activities like dim sum (a traditional Cantonese meal of small dishes, often enjoyed with tea), senior ballroom dancing, and mahjong (a tile-based game popular in Chinese culture, often played for socializing).
The author mentions having to schedule visits with her grandmother, suggesting a busy routine filled with social engagements.
This point highlights the cultural practices and community involvement of a Cantonese American elder in a specific regional context.
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