The Importance of Upbringing

I count myself lucky to have lived a such a rudimentary life back then and now live the life we're living with computers and smartphones. Back then there are two cars in the village - my dad had one and the doctor had one. The rest were horse-drawn carriages and you didn't go to the grocery store to get your milk. It's so different, but I'm happy that I actually experienced that. In the States, you probably had to live in the late 1800s to experience that, not in 1968 or 1970. My yours is an extraordinary story. We mustn't leave it five years until we do this again. Thanks Tom.