Tina Beaucage
I grew up before computers or cell phones, and spent my time sitting around campfires telling jokes and enjoying quality moments. Now, as a nana to several young ones, we exchange jokes periodically to keep in touch, and it always brightens our days. Doing things old-school brings a sense of nostalgia and joy, reminding us of simpler times while keeping our bonds strong. Sharing these jokes, whether old or new, keeps our family connected and adds a touch of laughter to our lives. It’s a beautiful way to blend the past with the present, ensuring that the art of a good joke never fades away.
