
When you're old, what do you think children will ask you to tell stories about?

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If my grandchildren will be anything like myself, they will probably ask me similar questions to the ones I used to ask my grandma: What was the world like when you were a child? Did you have flying cars and smart robots back then? What kind of food did you eat? What was school like when you were young? Was it very different from school today? How did you meet grandma? Why did you fall in love with her? What kind of political event shaped your way of thinking a lot and why? What were the happiest moments in your life and which ones were the saddest/toughest? What were our great great grandparents (so, basically my grandparents) like? Things like that.
My family has started a pretty cool tradition of writing down one's entire life as a book-long project but without the intention of publishing it. My grandma began this tradition about 4 years before she passed away. Originally, her memoirs were going to be +100 pages but unfortunately she couldn't finish them because she died in between. Still, we have about 50 pages and because she wrote her memories down in a chronological order, they are mostly about her childhood, her youth and her life until about age 40. For me, these are also the most interesting memories. My mom is only in her 60s but she has already begun to do the same thing and said she will add the last 20 years of her life in a diary-like way. My siblings and I will probably get to read this text after she passes away. I think that's such a cool idea. My older brother and I have already decided that we want to continue this tradition and do the same thing once we get into our 60s or 70s. How incredibly fascinating would it be to have memoirs of my great great grandma who was born during the early 1800s! I can't imagine all the interesting things she might have had to say to her descendants. Well, for my grandchildren, this might actually become a possibility because my grandma was born in 1923 and, if my estimates are correct, my grandchildren will probably be born around 2056, which means they'd be about old enough to read these memoirs by 2071. That would be a time gap of 148 years. Some of the things my grandma has written will probably make their heads explode. And if they continue the tradition, maybe some kid in the year 2360 will lie on their bed and read the crazy things I wrote about my childhood in the old millennium.
I'm 62 and nobody has ever asked me to tell them a story. Young people generally aren't interested in that stuff. They live in the moment and don't care what some old fart did 50 years ago.
It's usually not until the "kids" are older themselves that they become interested in what their parents and grand parent's generation did. Both of my parents died over 12-15 years ago, and I wish I had asked more about their younger lives.
This reminds me of a video I saw just yesterday. This old guy was on Johnny Carson. He was the oldest working farmer in the state of Illinois at the time. I think he's 97 and he seems really healthy and alert, with a good sense of humor.
They would ask me to create a random exicting story or what had happen after the last episode of the animated show I produced
How I met their father 😊 stories from my childhood
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4chan. The original 4chan. I am an ancientfag, I am an progenitor of the end. I remember longcat and towercat. I remember Benjamin Franklin and Duck. Zero hour was my final hour. Then I'll show them 2D pictures of moot and I drinking bubbletea, videos of the panels at Otakon, and cry myself to sleep because y'all weeaboos closed the pool too many times.
I don't know what type of stories I'll have to tell. Maybe something about my travels, or my time spent living abroad. These are really the only stories I have as of now, but I hope that it won't be the only ones I'd have to tell my grandchildren. Hopefully it wouldn't be, like my grandfather's stories, about "the war", but maybe about something like "that time you had a business" or such. Who knows? At the very worst I may just read from the brethren Grimm.
I'll tell them about the old day.
"Back in my days, they had something known as Snapcrack."
"You mean Snapchat grandpa? We learned it in history class."
"No. Snapcrack. These narcissistic addicts on Snapcrack. Now did I ever tell you about the Adpocalypse of YouTube?"
We may all be damned if Snapchat makes it into the history books, let alone history class.
I'm still so young. Probably whatever this century's big wartime was like. That and technology, such as gas cars. Maybe what small-town Idaho was like before it became metropolitan
"Grandpa, please tell us the story again about how Girls Ask Guys was back in the early days! Did they REALLY used to give you a gift card for your Xper points?"
Army... wars... at least I'd hope they'd ask about that! 😂
back in my dad,
young children
your grandmother would post topless photos on instagrams,
yep it was a weird time,
why did grandmother do it, Grandpa
because all the other girls did it
back in my day*
ugh that sounded wrong
back in my dad, I hope I never say that again ugh
about financial crisis and anything that changes in the past 80 years. Early days of the internet, pre-smartphone, And when the netherlands where twice as big. Tell them about the sunken city of amsterdam
You mean my grandchildren? Probably my past lovers.
I am old. Children don't ask as a rule. Unfortunate. Children in their 40's start to ask of their elders
I usually ask my older relatives about the technology and the way people dressed when they were younger.
My children think itβs hilarious to ask if cars were invented when I was young. 😑
Probably about the first time I met mommy, or what it was like driving gasoline powered engines or something.
"What was it like without robots, did you have to do EVERYTHING?"
"Wtf is diesel?"
"What's this oldass green paper?"
"What was it like to get sick?"
The first iPhone, CD players, 9/11, Donald Trump, malls, Toys R Us, gas cars maybe, box tvβs, cigarettes.
What is like to be in a forest... What is like to drink fresh water... What is like to see birds flying, to go finishing... Etc
They would never ask but i would guilt them into listening me ramble about whatever shit i feel like talking about at the moment
"Tell us this time that you ran away from home and crushed grandpa's ferrari without him knowing."
Ah, good old times.
Kids might ask me how I eat without teeth. I would show them my middle finger
Excuse me? Hahaha
I don't think they would have time for an old joke.
Hopefully not my sexual exploits or Iβll be in trouble.
Why did anyone spend more than a dollar for a fidget spinner
I can already tell them of the rise and fall of DVDs and CDs...
I feel old already
I don't think I will have kids but theoretically I think kids even today are not asking their grandparents things. Kids today doesn't want to talk much they want a PC or a mobile and that's all
Usually the grown ups start to tell a story and the child asks along the way.
Young people already ask me how I bought things when I was younger, since there was no internet :)
"You were allowed to have TOBACCO and weren't sent to prison for your entire LIFE? HOW?"
Definitely my school life, maybe life with my siblings and parents in childhood.
Probably about my teenage years or how does the universe work.
How i met my wife.. How was before the tv... Or what kind of music we use to listen..
They'll ask about what life was like before new technology they take for granted.
I think they will want to hear tales of the mythological, then extinct leftists.
Oh shit that's a really good question actually hmmm
Shit i can't come up with anything funny you win
Some random cool stories that children would go crazy about.
pfft ill never have, or be in contact with children
My tattoos, how I meet her grand mother, how their parents were when they were young lol
Well I want to have a long term job in the military. So they might ask me about that when I get old
Harambe and early meme culture. 🦍
How Iβve aged so well.
I hope kids won't ask me anything.
lol My interesting life probably.
When i met my true love!
What the world was like before the war. 😂😂😂😂
I would pull it towards fairytale sounding.
Nothing they won't really care.
i won't have children.
I'd give them wisdom lol
What it was like in my time I don't know lol
Probably how we communicated without smartphones.
What was life like before smart phones?
I don't think they will be interested.
My Relationships before marriage
I'll tell them about 2012 lol
Not sure wbat they would ask
About how the technology advanced.
Future kids dont need to hear a Stories
Unfortunately yeah :(
I think they'd ask how things were back in the day
I think they will ask about my love life
Something random ang funny
Why are u so handsom :D
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