Wander project what my grandfather saw…

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1. Those pictures are called treasures. They show a lot of memorable memories. Thanks for sharing.

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   • Thank you, memories are sometimes all we have.

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2. Beautiful pictures. I laughed at reading your post. I remembered my young years. I thought that I was the smartest and that I already knew everything. I think that this is what young people think today

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   • It is funny that the one lesson life teaches us is that we aren’t the smartest person in the room. 🙂

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3. Those are wonderful photos and great memories. Growing up the only grandparent I had was my mother’s mother and she and little me formed a tight bond.

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   • For me, all have all four as a little kid, but I don’t remember my father’s father much (and that makes me sad) as I go through these old pictures I am finding out just how much I don’t remember.

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4. All I can add to what the others said is that I did my best as Dustin’s parent. Raising a child in a single parent home has its disadvantages but I managed somehow. However the end result looks like I failed. But I will not go there, I know losing him had nothing to do with me, he told me so.

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   • I am glad he told you that Carol. Sometimes the demons we carry with us are more than we can bear.

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5. Today, to raise children is, in my opinion, very difficult … quickly make a mistake that is then difficult to correct … you have to have the right balance between good and bad … it is true that children need to obey their parents on the first word, You’re right or wrong

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   • it truly can be difficult! Such is the lot we are given.

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     • You quickly make a mistake that you are aware of not .. but you quickly remember it … but they say that the kids are stupid and do not understand

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       • I think, personally, it is about the experience. Eventually, the kids of today will be looking at the kids of tomorrow and wondering why experience doesn’t matter to kids.

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         • I have to agree with you, my friend

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6. The golden rule for a family is to have an unbreakable connection between the different generations. It is important for young people to listen to the advice of older people who have more life experience.

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   • That is a wonderful rule! Thank you so much for sharing that!

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