11 Apr 2024 8:39 am
My grandkids are 18 and 23. They have had a fairly hard experience so far in life. My step daughter flaked out a while ago and abandoned her kids when they were in school. Big Sis really stepped up and found them shelter and got them through the situation. We tried to get them to come live with us but they didn't want to relocate, all we could do is supply financial support. They made it through and patched everything up and actually are all living together battling the economic difficulties.Cannonpointer » 10 Apr 2024, 7:10 pm » wrote: ↑ They have a hard road ahead - and hard roads make hard men.
I respect Gen Z - as a generation. Individual results may vary.
Hunter graduated last year and is currently taking college classes on a scholarship and working for Odom. Saving for a better reliable car to last awhile. Someone turned him onto Dave Ramsey which seems to excite him quite a bit. Being poor can be a great motivation to change things around.
They really are good people and had to grow up faster than a lot of kids. Yes, they are a bit on the woke side but awareness is not always a bad thing.
They have no idea what will come their way in the future, it will be life changing.