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H. M. Stuart
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Mar 14th, 2013 by H. M. Stuart
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H.M.: Kids today.
Sometimes I think about “dating” then I come back to my senses. I doubt my generation is much, if any, better than the young. Talking to my own kids and their friends, they have their heads on better than most of us boomers.