This Grandparents’ Day, the World Health Organization’s latest advice offers one more reason to spend a little longer around the family table.
Grandparents often have a remarkable ability to ignore the laws of time. A visit that’s supposed to last 20 minutes somehow stretches into three hours, partly because they delight in refusing to answer a simple question with a simple answer.
Ask what they had for lunch and, before you know it, you’ve traveled via the butcher who retired in 1987, the neighbor’s new dog, your cousin’s holiday in Spain and an entirely unrelated story
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