In the second episode of HomeBound, we artfully explore "Time" from the intergenerational perspectives of our older and younger participants. What is this time about? What are we doing during this time? What is lost or gained with time? What changes does time bring about? What differences in perspective emerge when people from different times engage with one another?
Topics: Time, Family, Luck, Parenting, Opinions, Forming Opinions, Managing Crises, Masks, Looking to History, Decision Making, Making Your Voice Heard, Leadership, Perspective, Loss, Death, Coming Together, Work, Fragility of Life, Activities, Skills, Things to Do, Reading, Pandemic Life, Ancestry, Family Background, Intergenerational Respect, Intergenerational Sharing, Making the Most out of Time
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