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What kids want is your hours

Connection Regret·All ages

The father came home late with a big toy. The child didn't open the box. "Dad, let's play with it together." He said tomorrow. Tomorrow and the day after went the same way. What the elders say in one voice is this: it's your time that children want, and they will remember the hours you spent together with fondness and nostalgia. Most of an inheritance is not the account but a memory of three in the afternoon.

It's your time that kids want, and they will look back on the hours you spend together with fondness and nostalgia.

— Cornell Legacy Project interviews

TODAY’S PRACTICE

Spend thirty minutes today playing their game their way.

#TimeWithKids#PlayTogether#ThirtyMinutes

SOURCE

Karl Pillemer, 30 Lessons for Living (Farnam Street summary)

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