The stories parents take with them forever

After his father died, he stopped while sorting the photo album. He realized he didn't know who the twenty-year-old in the picture was with, why he wore that coat, or what he did in those years. A sixty-one-year-old man in Japan wrote in a survey: "Talking with my late parents. I should have asked about so many things." A parent's memory is a work scheduled for destruction. Ask one more thing today.