When to drive?
 

rb608 typed:
"Tom Nakashima" wrote in message
"artist" wrote in message
Hey.... who am i to give advice about your interaction w your son...
That was a good response.
Who could be a better role model than their own father.

Not that I don't appreciate the opinions & discussion, but I'm not
entirely sure when I soilicited parenting advice.

Fer cryin' out loud - this is ROFF!! We don need no steenkin' solicitation!

If you need us again in the future, we're here to serve. ;-)
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TL,
Tim
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When to drive?
 

Most important ... have fun... he will be not as close to you soon
having other responsibilities.... and these minor speed bumps will be
just that.... enjoy the days.
artist

That was a good response.
Who could be a better role model than their own father.
It's great to spend time with your kids and watch them grow. It won't be
long before the kids are out of the nest and become adults making their own
decisions in life.

Long story short, my 27-year-old daughter is in intensive care right
now. The first thing she wanted was Mom and Dad. Yes, we had some
great "discussions" whilst she was growing up, we weren't always her
best friends, but we were always and continue to be there for her and
her sister. Hug 'em and love 'em every chance you can get.
Frank Reid

When to drive?
 

Frank Reid typed:
Long story short, my 27-year-old daughter is in intensive care right
now.

Damn, Frank - that's not good news. My thoughts and prayers are with you and
your family.
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TL,
Tim
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When to drive?
 

"Tim J." wrote in message
...
Frank Reid typed:
Long story short, my 27-year-old daughter is in intensive care right
now.

Damn, Frank - that's not good news. My thoughts and prayers are with you
and your family.
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TL,
Tim
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Our hearts are with you and your family Frank.
-tom

When to drive?
 

Frank Reid wrote:

Long story short, my 27-year-old daughter is in intensive care right
now. ...

Whoa damn. So sorry to hear that Frank. My thoughts and
prayers are with you and your family. May your daughter
have a speedy and complete recovery.

--
Ken Fortenberry

When to drive?
 

rb608 wrote:
"Tom Nakashima" wrote in message

"artist" wrote in message

Hey.... who am i to give advice about your interaction w your son...

That was a good response.
Who could be a better role model than their own father.


Not that I don't appreciate the opinions & discussion, but I'm not entirely
sure when I soilicited parenting advice. Really, I was just looking for
opinions on the drive time. Perhaps I offered too much background info on
the question.


Enjoy parenting, the kids grow fast.


Boy is that the truth.

Joe F.



OK...my vote is drive all night, fish all the next day, then sleep.
hell, you ain't gonna live that much longer, and the kid can handle it! g

jeff

When to drive?
 

Frank Reid wrote:

Most important ... have fun... he will be not as close to you soon
having other responsibilities.... and these minor speed bumps will be
just that.... enjoy the days.
artist

That was a good response.
Who could be a better role model than their own father.
It's great to spend time with your kids and watch them grow. It won't be
long before the kids are out of the nest and become adults making their own
decisions in life.


Long story short, my 27-year-old daughter is in intensive care right
now. The first thing she wanted was Mom and Dad. Yes, we had some
great "discussions" whilst she was growing up, we weren't always her
best friends, but we were always and continue to be there for her and
her sister. Hug 'em and love 'em every chance you can get.
Frank Reid


WTF!!?? has she inherited your...uh...well, she probably has your
resilience too. thinking of you and yours.

jeff

When to drive?
 

Frank Reid wrote in
ps.com:

Most important ... have fun... he will be not as close to you soon
having other responsibilities.... and these minor speed bumps will
be just that.... enjoy the days.
artist

That was a good response.
Who could be a better role model than their own father.
It's great to spend time with your kids and watch them grow. It won't
be long before the kids are out of the nest and become adults making
their own decisions in life.

Long story short, my 27-year-old daughter is in intensive care right
now. The first thing she wanted was Mom and Dad. Yes, we had some
great "discussions" whilst she was growing up, we weren't always her
best friends, but we were always and continue to be there for her and
her sister. Hug 'em and love 'em every chance you can get.
Frank Reid



I'm sorry, Frank.

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Scott
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Totally my mistake boys....

Thought you were registered users and sincere....

I see now that you are spoofing and have no idea you weren't asking
about decisions in safety and showing your young man how men make
decisions.

Please disregard my post and have fun with the most important thing in
your life... fishing.

Best of luck in your endeavour and your obvious phishing.


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artist wrote:
Totally my mistake boys....

Thought you were registered users and sincere....

Some clueless idiot conflated his lame-assed New Jersey
fly fishing bulletin board with rec.outdoors.fishing.fly

Please direct your whining to the idiot administrator of
the lame-assed New Jersey bulletin board you thought you
were posting on.

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Ken Fortenberry