Personal Narrative: The Day I Told My Grandson

On a bright sunny Saturday afternoon I got done with my work and I walked into the living room to watch some television and saw my grandson on his phone. He asked me" hey grandpa how come you don't have a phone like this." I responded to him saying "I don't have one because I've never had one like that so I gave never sought the need to have it now." I right after that told my grandson "that phones are supposed to be used as tools not to sit there and be on them all day because you want to." When I was a kid all we used them for is too make appointments and snare really good news, otherwise whom I needed to talk too was standing or sitting right in front of me. Also a kid likes you in my day wouldn't even get us use a phone unless your parents told you could plus they were too heavy to tote around.

Telephones that I had when I was a kid was heavy and black and had a spin dial on it that you had to turn like a wheel to dial the number. Also Instead

The first words that come out of his mouth was "what are we going to do today on the farm grandpa" I told him that we had to feed the animals and plow the field. As we were getting the hog feed I asked him where his phone was. He said that he left it at home because it is a lot more fun on the farm outside. As we was heading to the hog pen my grandson asked if I was going to get a phone just in case I ever got into an accident. I told him that is what a phone is for I an glad that lesson worked. The whole reason I asked you to do the challenge is because I was hoping that it would finally run across you and you wold understand what phones are really for. At the end of the day as his mom was pulling up to take him back home he told her that he did lots of fun things and that he wasn't on his phone to have the fun. His mom walked up to me and said thank you for teaching him not to always on his