The Good Life – January-February 2016
Featuring UFC Fighter, Timothy Johnson. 13-time X Games Medalist, Tucker Hibbert, Local Heroes - Fargo Vet Center and more in Fargo Moorhead’s only men’s magazine.
Featuring UFC Fighter, Timothy Johnson. 13-time X Games Medalist, Tucker Hibbert, Local Heroes - Fargo Vet Center and more in Fargo Moorhead’s only men’s magazine.
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Fathers<br />
My grandparents lived a five and ten minute drive from<br />
my house growing up. I could see them just about anytime<br />
I wanted to. I spent countless hours with them. My<br />
grandmother passed away earlier this year; she was my last<br />
living grandparent. Although I spent a lot of time with them,<br />
I wish I had more time left.<br />
Today, my kids live over an hour away from their grandparents<br />
so they don’t get to see them as much. As they are aging, I<br />
realize the remaining days we have with them are less than<br />
what we’ve already spent.<br />
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I really want our kids to have a great relationship with them.<br />
Fortunately, although the distance between us is greater,<br />
technology affords additional ways to connect. Here are 7<br />
ways to connect your kids with their grandparents online<br />
and offline.<br />
1. Video chat.<br />
We have just started this with our parents and it is great! <strong>The</strong>re<br />
are several options available. You can use Skype, Google<br />
Hangouts, or FaceTime. All are great options and allow your<br />
kids and your parents to see and hear one another.
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