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re: What kind of stuff does your elderly parents do that makes you ask them why?
Posted on 7/22/24 at 10:59 am to ElderTiger
Posted on 7/22/24 at 10:59 am to ElderTiger
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My mom has been gone almost 40 years but I still laugh sometimes when I think of quirky little things she did.
My mom passed at the beginning of this year. One of her things, was she'd send 3-5 cards for your birthday. A funny one, one from the dog, maybe another funny one, and a serious one.
My birthday this year was a few months after her death, and my father found a drawer with some cards. It hit hard when a opened a card for my birthday, months after my mom's passing, with a sweet birthday note for me in it.
Always thought it was so wasteful to buy so many cards, but I was so thankful she had one stashed for me.
Posted on 7/22/24 at 11:22 am to Hangover Haven
Saving jelly jars and using them as glasses.
Putting candy in a zip lock bag from a buffet and giving them to grandkids later on.
Putting candy in a zip lock bag from a buffet and giving them to grandkids later on.
Posted on 7/22/24 at 11:29 am to Warmouth
Dad is gonna be 74 on August 1st. Overall healthy as an ox but deaf as can be and won't wear his hearing aids "cause the damn batteries keep going dead." Tends to happen if you never charge them. He posts on Facebook like a teenage girl and clicks every friggin link. I've had to make him 4 profiles now and I tell him every time to not accept friend requests from people he doesn't know and quit clicking on every. single. post.
Since he's deaf, you can pull up in his yard on any random day and you'll be able to hear the tv crystal clear from the driveway. No sense in knocking on the door, so just walk on in. I always have to go in first, leaving the wife and kids outside, since, more than likely, he'll be in his recliner in his tighty whiteys.
Since he's deaf, you can pull up in his yard on any random day and you'll be able to hear the tv crystal clear from the driveway. No sense in knocking on the door, so just walk on in. I always have to go in first, leaving the wife and kids outside, since, more than likely, he'll be in his recliner in his tighty whiteys.
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