Let's go back again to the past and forget about Cryptos for a second.
Do you still have your Grandpa and Grandma? Or have you ever experience having Grannies calling them Gramps and Gran and telling you a lot of stories about their past, their good memories and how good it is when it was still in their time.
I never met my Gramps and Gran, maybe my Mom's tell us their name when me and my siblings was still a kid but I forget it all already. I didn't bother asking because I never met them so what's the use? But I really want to experience how it feels to be scold and hear them telling stories.
High School days, I remember this Grandpa who is always waiting in the entrance of our school. He has a small bamboo flute on his hand, a bag on his bag that I don't know what's inside, he also has an old cane on his hand.
He can still walk as fast as he can even though there's a small problem in his foot. He look so fragile but he can still stand. Maybe he's on his 70's, doing everything just so he can put just anything on his stomach.
Or maybe he has a family that he need to fed. I don't know his story but I feel sympathy for him. How could his family leave him like that. Even on the rainy days I can see him somewhere that time. Or does he even have a family? Is he abandoned?
He's waiting for someone while playing his bamboo flute even the sound his making is not that good, but he's trying. He has this small papers cut into pieces, a numbers that could fit into it. A coin and he will give you a piece of that paper. If you know this (jueteng) that's where you can use the number that is written into that piece of paper.
When I look at him, you can see the exhaustion on his wrinkled face, asking for a little rest. He's really old and in that age he should be on his house enjoying his time on his rocking chair with a milk in his hand. But no, instead he is on the road waiting for someone who can give him some sympathy.
Sometimes, I can see him walking in front of our bakery. He will approach our store and will ask for a little bread but Mom won't give him βΉοΈ. But when I'm the one who's on the store, I will give him a small Monay without anyone noticing it. I really want to give more but they will notice it if I do that.
I still see him around just until on my 2nd year in college but today? I don't know where he is now. I'm sure he's 80+ now if he's still alive. I just wish he has a family who's taking care of him now. Our oldies should be on our house showering them with love and so much care.
Why there's a people like that no? Because their oldies is giving them a hard time they will just leave them and will stip taking care of them. They can't take cleaning the poop of their parents while when they are still a child they never felt disgusted on taking care of them. Isn't it only natural to give them back the care that they have given to you with that simple thing?
They are old, they are sensitive, they are unpredictable and hard to read. Some oldies just go back to being kid, that's why they are becoming hard to handle but, is that really enough reason to abandon them? Leave them in home for the aged and let other people take care of them? Isn't that your role? Because you're his/her only family. Do you think it's fair?
Think again!!!
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March 08, 2021
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I'm very close with my grandparents on both sides. I grew up with my grandparents sa mother side ko and it was really heartbreaking when you get to witness how they lose strength and energy over time. It was devastating when we lost lolo last year and I can't imagine losing my lola next π