Who Would You Have Dinner With?

[buffyranger]

I am now 75 and I made dinner every single night for my kids and husband. I also worked outside the home, got the kids to sports, ballet and theater. It wasn't hard cause I knew it was soo important. .My 3 kids are doing the same thing with their families now.
It just takes a little planning. It makes a big difference in their lives and feeling of inclusion and self worth.

[thtotheth]

My son. It's been 6 years, 7 months and 4 days since he passed. Just one more day, one more time to hug him and tell him I love him...

[CallsignEskimo-lo]

No better praise for a parent. This children were raised in loving homes.

[reneecaballero]

This just proves that kids just wants their parents TIME.. Pack a picnic, doesn't have to be expensive, find a little park somewhere where y'all can just explore a little bit, and i guarantee they will have a ball.. It doesn't take a lot of money to make amazing memories with your kids . They just want your love and time.. you can't put a price on just spending time with your kids . ❤❤

[JamesAttwood-fm]

A wonderful reminder that this kind of innocent and incomprehensible love only comes from a child.

[qthirteen]

So nice to see the kids have their priorities straight 😊

[antonioAPH]

My grandmother, I miss her every day. I wish I could have one more dinner with her and tell her everything I regret never sharing before. I want to hug her again and hear her tell me she loves me.

[Circle]

Voiceover Guy: If you could have dinner with anyone living or dead, who would you choose?
Me: living.

[maypaslangan]

This brook my heart. Children are indeed innocent and their innocence is so heart warming and always gets us every time.

[justindunlap]

This goes to show you that while that child might not be your whole life, you are probably theirs. ❤❤❤

[willwolf]

I want my dad back to laugh with him, tell our war stories to each other, reminiscence all the good and bad and to tell him I love him. That I am thankful for everything he has given me. He passed away in Dec 2023. For most my adult life I was away from home serving in the Marines. I remember the look of pride he had when I completed bootcamp, when I came home on leave and share stories of all these things I saw and did. I truly miss him.

[Marine-ojmx]

My grandpa. If it were possible I’d sit with him on board his ship on the mess deck, USS PC-593, a coastal patrol ship during WW2, me at the same age I was in the Navy. Yeah, that would be awesome. Miss you grandpa.

[EllyB]

My husband (passed 6 years ago) imagine being able to have dinner with him one more time. How wonderful that would be.

[RaquelSilva-ddto]

I’m 40yo and would definitely choose my grandma! Miss her a lot!

[bryanmead]

My Great Grandma McKee, she passed when I was 5 years old. I have so many things I just want to talk to her about. One being our family history and what her life was like. I just a connection with her and I still feel it today.

[brandonwatterson]

My grandparents. I miss them so much. 😢

[juliannagrice]

I love rose Nylund answer & I concur.. "living".

[shmerelize]

I'm crying.
What I wouldn't do to sit with my grandparents again (all deceased) and have them meet my kids.
At least both my grandmothers got to meet my wife...

[wcolautti]

Out of the mouths of babes. Bless them. ❤

[mlbw]

Children are naturally realistic, and they're heart are filled with complete love ❤️ 😍