Grandpa snapped open the latches. The case creaked as he pulled up the lid.

“Why are you keeping our stubs? They’re not worth anything.”

Grandpa smiled over his shoulder. “We had fun though, didn’t we?”

Twenty years later in that dusty attic, I cherished those priceless tickets. “Love you, Grandpa.”

Jason wishes he could have met his grandfathers, and wishes he visited his grandmothers more when he had the chance. He marvels at how value lies in the eyes (and heart) of the beholder.