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Umina Park aged care home is bringing generations together where students will create portraits of residents. We spoke to Reg McKellar and Felix O'Brien about what it means to them. Video by Rodney Woods
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00:00And I guess, what's it like for both of you to have one another to, you know, bond over things?
00:06Well actually, it's only new really isn't it?
00:08Yeah, pretty recent.
00:09It's only been a bit of a short bond at the moment.
00:11I'm sure that's in April.
00:13It will cost past quite frequently.
00:16And it'll be good at how you're going, how things are going, type of thing.
00:19Yeah, that's great to still be around the young people too.
00:23That's what I enjoy thoroughly.
00:25That's important to me.
00:27Yeah.
00:27It's so important.
00:28Well no, it's totally right, you know, you need to open yourselves up to all kinds of different people.
00:31Because it's just so important to broaden your perspective on life and on things and with ideas, you know.
00:38The way I see it, you know, when you get old, you have all the wisdom and experience on how
00:42you should live.
00:43But you don't have the time to do that anymore, frankly.
00:49So it's important that young people, you know, learn the right lessons while they're young.
00:53And, you know, they can live their lives great.
00:56And, you know, when they look back when they're old, they'll be happy with themselves.
01:00And, you know, there is no doubt about it.
01:02But we're not aware of what they thought about it.
01:04You
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