[dogsbody70]

There are and always will be generation gaps. It is a fact of life.

How we deal with that must vary. My japanese friend who met a fellow japanese student recently was shocked to see the student wearing thick make up.


So my friend who was born in the early forties seems to view the younger generation as daring and bold.


She is still in her own time capsule---.


I love to see young people in the latest gear-- they brighten up the steets.


Each generation should progress and definitely start their own culture and way of life.

too often we older generation are impatient of the younger--- we see many walking in groups or gathering in large groups-- and som eof we oldies suspect them of trouble.

Yes we know that some youngsters Do cause trouble when they go around to gether-- especially if they have been drinking-- but we need to give more credit t0 them.


I am sure many of them do many good things-- if they have the opportunity.


The generations too often are suspicious of the other--

I would wish there was a way to communicate with all generations to improve and try to understand each other better .

I often complain that locally there is not enough for youngsters to do.

Now there is a new skateboard park and many of the boys are making use of that.

Can the generations in Japan mix freely?