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In reply to the discussion: My Wife and I Visited my 93-year-old parents in California over the past 5 days. [View all]leftieNanner
(16,184 posts)17. It makes me happy MM to hear you say
that you are asking lots of questions about the past. My parents died (4 weeks apart) ten years ago and I wish I had done that. There are so many family questions that I wish I had asked. Maybe you can even journal some of the stories for your extended family.
It's so wonderful that you are spending this time with them. You will never regret it.
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My Wife and I Visited my 93-year-old parents in California over the past 5 days. [View all]
MineralMan
Apr 2018
OP
I would go cook breakfast several days a week for my parents before they died. Mom,78. Dad 83.
notdarkyet
Apr 2018
#19
I just moved six weeks ago to about ten minutes from my daughter , her husband and two of my
notdarkyet
Apr 2018
#27
Thank you for sharing your parents with us. I hope they can stay on their avocado farm forever
Hekate
Apr 2018
#5
Still lucid and keeping it together at 93, impressive. May we all be so lucky.
StrictlyRockers
Apr 2018
#7
They sound lovely. I lost my Dad at 65 and my mom at 71...I would give a great deal just to see them
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#32