Not all children/grandchildren are the same, our three treasure the few bits and pieces they chose from theirs and the memories that accompany them are good one's.
Like wise we have some treasured bits and pieces that will be handed down like my Fathers wartime Flying Logbook, it is priceless.
Plus, they may be at a point in their lives that they're not interested now .... but it's surprising the number of people I know who hit a certain age and get interested in their 'roots' .... family history, heirlooms .... another 50 years and even quite normal stuff to us will seem incomprehensibly odd and quirky to them .... biggest problem is the mobility and lack of storage in the lives of most younger people makes the practicalities difficult.
K
Couldn't have put it better myself. I was going to respond but I'm not on here to make enemies.
