Old Timer's Disease - Age & Generational Diversity Speaker Building Bridges with Love, Laughter & Newness of LIfe
My dad dropped by my home yesterday along with my mom unannounced, while the house was a wreck as I just returned from my Europe trip.
Dad seemed to be feeling rather good (and mom was the designated driver for Saturday afternoon).
Feeling his oats and a bit giddy, dear old dad couldn't quite grasp the simplicity of using paypal. When I tried to explained he laughed and asked me to email it to him saying he's got "old timer's disease" as he just turned 60.
As one who cared for my maternal grandparents in their old age, I understand the elderly, middle aged, and younger generation.
A good laugh, some patience, and unconditional love always works to smooth out the rough edges and make things work among us.
www.PaulFDavis.com - worldwide speaker & life-changing author
RevivingNations@yahoo.com
Dad seemed to be feeling rather good (and mom was the designated driver for Saturday afternoon).
Feeling his oats and a bit giddy, dear old dad couldn't quite grasp the simplicity of using paypal. When I tried to explained he laughed and asked me to email it to him saying he's got "old timer's disease" as he just turned 60.
As one who cared for my maternal grandparents in their old age, I understand the elderly, middle aged, and younger generation.
A good laugh, some patience, and unconditional love always works to smooth out the rough edges and make things work among us.
www.PaulFDavis.com - worldwide speaker & life-changing author
RevivingNations@yahoo.com
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