Two single people in their nineties went on the cutest blind date
 

Two single people in their nineties went on the cutest blind date
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It's springtime, which means pollen and love are in the air.

The latter is especially true for two singletons in our nation's capitol.

Miriam Steiner, 93, and Harold Sharlin, 90, met for a blind first date after being set up by Sharlin's granddaughter Jenny. Jenny waited on Steiner at a restaurant and thought the two would make a good match.

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"My Jenny was so impressed with Miriam's pep and vigor that she said, 'You'd make a great date for my grandfather,'" Sharlin told TODAY News.




Both Steiner and Sharlin are widowed. According to their interview with TODAY, Steiner was particularly hesitant to date after her husband's death in 1999. Read more...


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