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Re: A questions for Dads
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Posted by Jim A in Va on January 29, 2004 at 17:49:15 from (63.191.137.111):
In Reply to: A questions for Dads posted by Youngster on January 29, 2004 at 14:56:15:
Youngster, Your question brings back a lot of memories and those responding do too.My dad pushed me hard and my sister got the free pass.I got worked like a dog but the old man made me what I am.I tried to take the things I learned from my upbringing to help me raise my daughter and son.(1)Life is never fair.(2)Hard work builds character. (3)Never make the mistakes your parents made, you'll make enough of your own. The teen years are tough,I know I've been there and have gone through it with my kids. Take the lessons the old man gives you,both good and bad ,and learn all you can.In four years you will be on your own and if you can survive maybe the old man did you a favor. Hang in there.
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