Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for July 05, 2020

Nice bedspread.

nightmare or ploy to keep Grand kids occupied

Grandpa and still do the computer stuff for the family.

In the 1970s and early ‘80s, I was a PC expert. Now I don’t even know how to twitter (or tweeter or whatever).

Well obviously they were pretending to need help from the grandkids!

I’m with Roy, here…

It happens to all of us in time. Of course for me it was 1985 when my four year old showed me how to unfreeze my computer.

It happens kids. It happens. Quantum programming for quantum computing is coming your way. In my day it happened when Bill Gates took quality control and threw it out the window with launching beta versions of products. And then “fast fixes” on the fly replaced testing and commenting what you did to a chunk of the program.

I’m retired, I don’t neeeed no stinking Spreadsheets.

Reminds me of the final scene in Carousel of Progress at Disney!

I prefer the dream to Roy’s comment!

They don’t seem to be the types to perpetuate the overpopulation problem.

Wait, isn’t there another stage before “grandchildren”?

She look so happy.

I’m an SQL programmer, but need help from my daughter to do most things on my cell phone. Touch screens and I don’t get along. I guess we all have our specialties.