why does this stand out in my head? its important?

[dead_inside]

okay well my grandfather died about 2-3 weeks ago. i saw him four days before he died. (i saw him saturday, he died wednesday) i was trying to talk to him about computers (he was the most hi-tech grandpa ever. he had twitter, kindle, everything! he loved apple products too. he had lou gherrigs disease though) and i said how i know many of the key strokes, and he looked at me and goes "key strokes are very important" and i dont know why but that still stands out. i mean the past three months haven't been the easiest. my grandma died in January, my other grandma (who i was very close with) in February and my grandfather in March. why does that stand out (what he said) ?

[chickadee34]

While we can't be absolutely sure, I suspect that by telling you "keystrokes are very important," your grandfather was urging you to continue your writing (poems, songs, stories).

My condolences on the loss of your grandfather, as well as both your grandmothers.

[Mars Mission.]

Sorry for your losses of late.

Your Grandfather could have wanted you to know

that key strokes are different than mini strokes.

(Ask a doctor ).

Best Wishes.

Mars Mission.

14th Year Psychology Studies.