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There’s something very poignant about a father facing messages to his child, trying to communicate and stay in touch, trying to bridge the cultural and generati
by hardwaregeek 4y ago
There’s something very poignant about a father facing messages to his child, trying to communicate and stay in touch, trying to bridge the cultural and generational gap.
- pstuart 4y agoIndeed. And distance itself is but a small part -- the gulf of age and hierarchy overshadows that. I envy the author's relationship with his father, and I empathize with the father's relationship with his son.