Yuki: Kenji, did Grandpa recognize you today? He seemed confused when I said hi.
Kenji: Not really, no. He called me by Dad's name twice.
Yuki: That happened to me last time too. It's really hard to see him forgetting things.
Kenji: He's just not as sharp as before. The doctor said that's normal with his condition.
Yuki: I know it's normal, but it still hurts every time we visit.
Kenji: Yeah. I keep remembering how he used to tell those long fishing stories at dinner.
Yuki: He still lights up a little when we mention fishing, though. Did you notice that?
Kenji: I did, actually. For a second there, he seemed almost like himself again.
Yuki: Maybe we should bring old photos next time. Things that might help him remember.
Kenji: That's a good idea. Even small moments like that seem to matter to him.
Yuki: It's hard to see someone you love changing like this.
Kenji: It really is. But I'd still rather visit and have those small moments than stay away.
Yuki: Me too. Even confused, he's still our grandpa.
Kenji: Exactly. Let's plan that photo visit for this weekend.
Yuki: Deal. I'll bring the old fishing album from the garage.