> She told me several weeks later she'd been able to solve a bunch of (to me) tiny problems and how proud she was. My mother does this sometimes too, it's real

> She told me several weeks later she'd been able to solve a bunch of (to me) tiny problems and how proud she was. My mother does this sometimes too, it's really nice. She'll call me and tell me how she needed to add an additional email to her iPad. "Wait, needed? Past tense?" "Yes, I figured it out. I went into settings, then Mail, then..." PCs never stuck with her. I still to this day have to explain the difference between left-click, right-click, and double-click. Why you need to double click on the desktop, or in a folder, but only single click from the Start Menu or quick-launch bar. Etc... But since getting her an iPad, she plays with it, and explores it the way I remember doing when we got our first computer with Windows 3.1.