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An interview with my grandparents for the great Thanksgiving listen and talking and getting to know them even more.
Me and my father had a conversation about how he grew up. We talked about older memories that we, on a daily basis don't talk about, and what he'd like me to take into consideration when growing up.
I sat down with my dad Andrew Calderwood to discuss our family history, his hobbies, childhood memories, and life in general. A few things discussed were new to me and some were those I had forgotten.
So I interview my parents. I love them and I knew it and they loved me and I also knew that.
An interview with my mother. A mom of 6 kids. The eldest sibling. A mother missing her mother. A lover of God and family.
My mimi and I talked about her life growing up and what she has learned from it. Answers are very short, she says she regrets this.
A conversation with my Grandfather and Grandmother following Thanksgiving.
