A friend of his had opened a Gmail account when he had had a child (I think, actually, even before they were born), in the child’s name. His friend had been writing emails to his son as a kind of record of his life as he grew up. They were now four or five years old. I thought this was awesome. Imagine if our parents had done that, how different our relationships with them might be? 10 Questions for Ben Malbon | Tangerine Blog (via brianoberkirch, msg)
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    Every dad should do this..
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    This is beautiful. Would have been interesting if it was also a blog, and everyone could read it for best wishes etc....
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    My mom wrote to me in my baby book while I was still cooking and for about a year after I was born. I recently found it...
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