There’s no doubt about it – we used to be younger.
One of the wonderful things about you is your desire to know about me and my family – things about how I grew up – and about my family’s activities. Responding to your queries brings back a flood of memories. Many are great – some are well, not so hot.
I’ve marveled at the memories of your family that you’ve shared with me. I can’t wait to learn more.
And now that we’re together, we’re visiting many of the places where our memories were staged. I’m not one much for living in the past. But I have to admit that it’s truly wonderful walking down memory lane with you.
This week as we’ve visited landmarks of our youth, we’ve seen places that have changed. Places that have vanished. It all makes me think of how precious is today.
I want to make memories with you. A consolation because we can’t make babies. Babies are the highway to the future. Our future will have to be the accumulation of memories – and the stories we’ll tell our grandchildren.
Let’s make memories dearest Lynnette – and let’s tell our grandchildren about our younger selves.