Posted by buzz saw on March 19, 2015 at 16:15:50 from (98.227.55.13):
I was thinking about my grandsons earlier and was thinking about different skills that we have that are not our profession. What are some things that I feel every young man should be able to do? This forum has pretty much all walks of life, both blue and white collar so every ones going to have a different answer. Not really talking about life skills that we all need to survive and get along in this world, but things that we have learned over time that have come in handy or gotten us out of a jam.
For example my grandfather may have said every young man should know how to hand roll a cigarette. I think every young man should be able to drive a tractor trailer, I don't mean necessarily be able to handle an oversize load in rush hour downtown, but be able to get in and move one across the yard if needed and maybe shift a couple gears.
What are some things that you have learned that you would like to pass on to the kids or grandkids?
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