When you are old, what will your grandkids ask you to tell stories about?

[Oliverlogan263]

How would you feel and say when your future grandchildren asks you what was it like growing up in your time which would be the time period you came up from and asks about what was life like then or asks stories about you?

[midnightmoon05]

My great grand mom was a very strong woman…as a single mom living under the communist rule…she raised 3 girls and a boy… she watched the Japanese dropped bombs and watched her own daughter being killed… however…she made a good life for us past generations…

her grand daughter (my mom) made sure we learned to save and give her all to teach us how to be our best… she left her home country, came to America and build from nothing

as your grandma (me) we continue to build from having nothing to become a millionaire so that your mom and you can continue this legacy…we have made our great great grand moms very proud…

it’s through our resilience… we become who we are and to continue through generations.
happiness is when we continue to build our family bonds … stay together… we will be strong.

[wiltingrosepetal]

👧- Grandma, we're learning about something in school. You were alive in the 20s right?
👩‍🦳- Mhm...
👧- WOAHHHH!! What was Covid 19 like? Did you get it? Did you isolate?
👩‍🦳- Yep. There was this whole thing about toilet paper, actually.

[Oliverlogan263]

😂😂😂😂 I’m thinking this would be the exact approach our future grandkids would ask us in the future. Imagine that and you’d really think we are really old

[wiltingrosepetal]

Yeah, I mean I was 14 when Covid began. In the 2090s, kids will be thinking of the pandemic as this ancient event 😭

[Oliverlogan263]

lol rightttt it’s so crazy to think of too in the future like we literally live through it and by time we all old, they’ll ask us and think of the pandemic like an ancient time and event like you said. Even a Spanish flu that happened back in 1918. I’m a bit older than you but i think probably around the 2040s or something kids will start to think of it I believe

[Mr_twoface]

- How life was before AI and of the modern technology.
- How it was for us to live the diplomatic life and the various countries I've hopefully been stationed in.
- How it was to live in warzones.
- How I met my their grandmother.

[Drumlin2001]

Dunno. I'll just be glad if they do. I only became a father at 37, will likely be at least 60 by time I become grandad, not sure how long I'll have with them

[BonzoInBitburg]

My grandkids ask me to tell them stories about their parents when they were their age.

[Dnice1]

The adventures I had when I was a kid and funny stories from my childhood.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

What kind of books we read?

[handsomelad70]

I AM old, and have no grandkids, so I'd have to tell my three-year-old great-great-niece and five-year-old great-great-nephew my stories.

[Rangers]

I won't live that long, I'll have drunk myself to death long before that

[NathanDavis]

a time before the internet...

[exitseven]

They will ask me about when the country was free.

[Anonymous]

We'll all be dead before that happens

[Oliverlogan263]

Don’t say that man never say never

[Opinion Owner]

Overpopulation, war and the climate and that before genocidal politicians are added to the mix

[Anonymous]

I won't have any grandkids.