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8th January 2018
01:08pm GMT

"I'm going shopping Wednesday, and I need more Diet Coke. I have a bag full of empty Diet Coke cans that I need to return to buy more Diet Coke."
Rowley also said that she is "surprised" that she's 104-years old.
"It just doesn't seem like I should be that old," she said.
Rowley has lived in the Sentinel Pointe Retirement Community in Grand Rapids for the past 15 years.
She said she can't remember exactly what year she moved to the area, but that she was born in 1914 and that she lived in North Dakota before moving to Michigan.
The 104-year-old also admitted that she keeps expecting to pass away, but then she doesn't.
"When I was 100, I thought I'd never be 104; I thought I'd pass away by that time but it just didn't happen. Then I turn 101, and nothing happens. "Here I am 104, and still nothing happens."Rowley celebrated her 104th birthday this week.