what a sweet comment

Beautifully put, Jesus loves you all, take care of yourself ❤️

No kiddin. This video has endless rewatch value because of the peacefulness it instills in your soul. It’s impossible to find any people better than grandparents!

Playing games at the dinner table, feeding wild animals, reading & napping... this is all of our grandparents even if we don’t know it Made me feel some thingies for sure, RIP to all the amazing grandparents we’ve lost

​@@CantTellYou Not my grand parents. My Grand father was on his 4th wife before he kicked the bucket & went through about 2 dozen mistresses. He was dodgy never relaxing till the day the forth heart attack took him. My grandmother she was a very meticulous controlling women that her 2nd husband/my step grandfather when along with calm as ever while she directed the forces never still nor content. She always had work to be done as an accountant till death as well as other hobbies & professions Some retire & grow old but some carry on till one day they croak. The pace of people varies greatly & depends largely on the nations/regions social norms! In Britain especially England you can relaxes when you are dead as work never ceases & hence why few like myself as I value my time only working when the pay is ample as an Engineer-fabricator preferring my interests till my health failed giving me to much free time.

The shot of the trim over the door is what did it for me. That kind of thing you'd never see in a video, but absolutely notice in person. It's like i could smell that room.

No words, only infinite love. That's all I needed.

it actually makes me feel anxious. Being old is hard to imagine. Living life with your body and mind operating at like 60% capacity/capability and just kind of playing out the string of one's golden years is definitely sad in a way. And sadness makes me anxious

I hope your grieving is swift and you always remember him. Sending healing vibes ❤

I lost my grandfather late last year. It's been hard not having him there. My deepest condolences to you.

I'm sorry for your loss, grief is love that has no place to go, your hurting is a reflection of that love you shared. I wish you well, I'm happy I could provide you a moment of peace

@@Joel-Haverthat is such a beautiful way to put it.

Or maybe there's no words left to say.

@@user-sb5fm1gk7l touché

​@user-sb5fm1gk7l maybe for some. My wife and I have loved eachother since we were 12. We're 34 and married for almost 15 years. We spend hours talking, but we also spend a lot of time cruising together or just hiking and not talking. But the bond is there. Sometimes words aren't needed.

A lovely sentiment

​@@veenoir1991I've been with my wife for so long that we can damn near talk to each other telepathically now 😂

My grandpa used to let me use his belly as a punching bag while teaching me to box from his armchair when I was really little. He used to call me Slingshot, and when I got too big to punch his belly, he started calling me Buckshot.

@@myth0genesis That’s so cool!

What a great memory to have. ❤️

@@lancefromwa1843boxing and westerns are basically my first memories with my grandfather haha

Thanks Trent

Oh, hi Trent. How was your day?

Im on the same page with you. This is a masterpiece.

Really good attention to sound on this. The page turning was so crisp and clear.

🥉

Same

💯

amen ❤🎉

never clicked on a video abt someone grandparents

Indeed I'm surprised this hasn't gotten noticed more

i'm the same age and don't have any left either. it's a strange feeling not having any left, but it's even sadder for the parents

I am 34 now. I’ve lost my last remaining grandparent in 2016. It was my grandmother and I had visited her frequently to help her clean her floor’s staircase and always had a tea afterwards to just chat. Today I realize, there are so many topics that I would love to talk with her about that I never even thought about back then. Try to learn as much as you can from your grandparents while they are still around.

Meh, depends on your relationship with your grandparents. Colonialism, war on one side, complicit white ignorance on the other for me.

I'm 30 and don't have grandparents and one parent is gone as well since years. 😔 Always cherish time with loved ones cause you never know when they're gone.

Never knew my grandparents. The version of grandparents that I did know didn’t offer much in the way of wisdom or relationship. If you have them, you’re lucky. Don’t take it for granted.

I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture

@@TippyHippymood

Hey do you guys like random humor?!@@TippyHippy

Yes

For whatever reason today the style is to have ultra bright houses that look like they are designed for mannequins to live in instead of humans for some reason. You don't see many properly comfy dark hobbit hole-like abodes these days. They give me a sense of comfort that a bright white house could never.

@@CraftsmanOfAwsomenes I hate bright lights! I keep the lights bright enough to see of course, just not ugly bright. Prefer lamps also, except in a few places but still not too many. I would love a hobbit hole!

I miss my Grandma, and her house and yard too. Our Grandfather died when my mom was pregnant with my older brother, so none of us ever got to meet him.. She lived the longest of my three grandparents, to 103. I miss my other grandparents too of course.

It's all about lamps and indirect lighting, there is a meme atm of people hating on the mainlight haha. It doesn't take a lot to make a space cozy, just a few lamps with warm colour temps and it'll change things. Also bright blue white lights are bad for your sleep cycle! Shouldn't be used in the evenings.

My grandma had one pointed out at the backyard above the kitchen sink. So nostalgic

Trent really nailed the role of Joel's grandma!

he was the fox

Nice political map score

Wizards love kitchens

I lost my grandmother around that age, too. I think about her daily and wonder how different it would've been if she was still here today. I recently lost my grandfather so I hope they found each other again.

I just lost mine two weeks ago. I understand your pain.

Thank you for sharing. I lost all my grandparents within only 3 years at around that age... This vid and your comment helped remind me of the void that has left, without me even learning the "language" to describe it!

both my grandfathers died long before I was born, and my grandma on my mom’s side died recently. Also they have lived in Liberia so I barely got to see em

My own grandmother has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer a couple months ago, and she's probably going to pass away before the end of the year. She has lived long... But it still feels too soon.

So did I, I understand that all too well right now.

This makes me feel such regret that I don’t have many home movies at all. Even if I just keep them for myself, it’d still be great to have to watch when we no longer have those people in the movies with us here on earth.

If I live long enough, I hope to be just chillin on the porch as a fox with a human feeding me

@@CantTellYou good luck in all your endeavors, foxes are great

I know right, I feel so at peace and have a strong urge to go outside and befriend a fox now.

Retire with enough to cover living expenses then.

Generally in my experience at least in the south they dont

Not around me old people are angry impatient and overall grouchy asf