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@100ford2003 Cherished memories Steve, I miss my pops every day. After seeing what my Grandmothers went through, it left a massive impression on me, that alone kept me from picking up the habit, thank God. Plus it's an expensive habit nowadays. And, it leaves me more money for my hobbies. And better health to boot.😁

I tried cigarettes 2X and each time I got so sick I had to lie down so I thank my body for telling me no. And I can't stand the smell.  👍

For me, one of the sad things that occurs after a person dies, is the loss of access to all the knowledge, experience and wisdom that the deceased person had developed over their lifetime. They had built and maintained this library and now it's gone.  Too bad there's no way to preserve that knowledge base. 

@sizedoesmatter I agree John, I was always fascinated with the stories my grandparents AND parents would share.💯

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@sizedoesmatter I agree John, I was always fascinated with the stories my grandparents AND parents would share.💯

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@sizedoesmatter I agree John, I was always fascinated with the stories my grandparents AND parents would share.💯

Yes Geno, and I could kick myself for not encouraging them to share more.

 

@sizedoesmatter Well said John. When I was young, I can't say that I paid as much attention as I should have to my parents or grand parents when they would tell stories of their lives.