There's 3 older and 4 younger listed to my credit. Whether it's my credit or not there will be a listing of them at my obituary some day. The three older one's are trying to gain prospective for their lives and select some sort of future to establish. The four younger children are still learning about this big world and encountering the experiences of a childhood yet to explored. I see the live's unfolding into different path's that will be diverse. Several may find a college degree in their future, while one or two will not make it a direction to follow. Time is moving so fast and all too soon, my children will be wondering where the time went. I'm already there and can't believe my eyes, when I look in the mirror.
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All my grandchildren were GIRLS! The fascinating part of seeing them grow up was how each one of them developed into individual personalities without any prodding from their parents or grandparents! As teenagers most of them participated in sports and three earned partial college scholarships by virtue of their athletic ability. Of the eight, only two did not go to college. I consider that pretty good, since none of their parents went to college.
And now, Gramps and Gramma have the blessing of seeing our great-grandkids grow up, going to the same schools their parents and grandparents attended!
I guess that is how God intended it.
My 8 grandchildren were all GIRLS! It was very interesting to observe them growing up; each one with her own individual personality without prodding from their parents or their grandparents. Not all graduated from high school, but all the ones that did went on to attend college, and 3 of them have their 4-year college degree. Everyone of them has a different major. The 2 that didn't attend college went on to raise a family and the propagation of the race continues. Now GrandPa and GrandMa are marveling at the great grandkids beginning their earthly journey, who knows what the future holds.
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