from roy underhill:
"This is my grandfather's axe.
My father replaced the handle
and I have replaced the head
but
This is my grandfather's axe.
from roy underhill:
"This is my grandfather's axe.
My father replaced the handle
and I have replaced the head
but
This is my grandfather's axe.
Maybe Roy's father replaced the handle on Roy's grandfathers axe and then Roy replaced the head on his grandfathers axe sometime after that.Obviously the last line is false
At best the axe is a replica replacement which the grandson has imbued with memories of his grandfather
Good point, I agreeMaybe Roy's father replaced the handle on Roy's grandfathers axe and then Roy replaced the head on his grandfathers axe sometime after that.
There is nothing in the quote to indicate that the grandfather has passed/died and that Roy only has memories of him.
Ergo, it might still be Roy's grandfathers axe.
"He who dies with the most good memories wins":
Dunno....Me? not sure....maybe heard it somewhere....
Hehe.....it sounds good but it's an odd thing to say. When you're die your memories only live on in the people who knew you. And they may remember you fondly. But for he who dies there is only total oblivion.