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My wife, Zeneida talks a little about being a stay at home mom.

On April 24th, 2020 in Anaheim, CA, I asked my dad about how life was when he was younger and what were his thoughts when going through events.

This is an interview is with my grandmother Silvia Lynch.In this she talks about her life growing up on a farm with 14 siblings and being the mother of 7 children.

We discussed his memories in the marines, his time in school, and what he hopes I achieve in my lifetime.

Adopting children the process emotions and felling about to

A rambling exchange of her life.

how oppression effects people

My mom and I discuss the incident that happened in her childhood that shaped her life and parenting forever

Today I interview the most important person in my life, Rapheal, aka my dad. Throughout the interview he tells me about how he became the wise, hard-working dad he is today and where he gets all his information. We also...

A father interviews his son to find out hidden wisdom and uncover forgotten and unspoken happy memories, from a native Spanish speaker to his English and Spanish speaking son.

I interviewed my mamaw and learned a lot of new things about her and my family. My mamaw and I are very close.

This is the Great Listen.

We talked about how she wants to live her life and what she wants to pass on to her children and grand children

My twin sister Jewel and I interview our Granny about her life.

It was a little interesting answers from the analysis. It even took a turn when it was questions asked about me.

Life and Reflections

My moms beliefs and experiences

We talked about my dad's childhood and what it was like growing up with divorced parents.

Caroline Miller is a hardworking woman who delicated her life to her children and making sure eveybody was well taken care of and happy.

I love my grandpa I asked him a few personal questions lol anyway we all did a very good job so yay that was are interview and thanks to my translator Gabriela and also also my aunt

I asked Atticus a few questions.

Rhonda Morgan talks about her childhood life, her parents, and her teenage years. She also explains the lessons she learned over the years especially from her work experience.

We talked about hopes, aspirations, and memories.

I talked with my father, who is 60 years old, about what it is like to age and certain life experiences.

This is an interview with my mom. We talked about her life now and before she had kids.