Hi Denys :)
Yah... sounds about right... for my Dad's 70th birthday (12 years ago) I
simply took him to dinner... and gave him a card....
All the Card said was: "You were right, Dad Happy Birthday" ...
He still says it was the best birthday gift he ever got!
Art "just a funny thot hehe" Bahrs
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Yes, as your kids reach about 12, you suddenly become stupid. When they
reach about 23-25 years old, all of a sudden, you become smart again.
Denys
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Enjoy it while you can, when they get to be teenagers they won't have
time to talk with you. Except of course to tell you how wrong you are. I
remember my Dad telling me how stupid he became when he had kids.
Shahan, Ray wrote:
>Last year, my then 6 year old, was talking up a storm. During some
>conversation he was having about Sponge Bob, I told him to 'breathe'
>with the intent of getting him to stop (or at least slow down). Without
>missing a beat, he inhaled, exhaled, inhaled again, and continued on
>with his story.
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>Ya just gott'a love kids!
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>Ray Shahan
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>My 9-yr old daughter recently announced
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>>with great =
>>pride
>>she had beaten her own record of non-speaking time, with 18
>>seconds. The
>>rest of the time, she always has something to say.
>>
>>Christian
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>I am dealing with something similar.
>
>When I asked my 6 year old daughter if she could stop talking for 5
>seconds she replied "I have to talk or I won't be able to breathe", and
>she was totally serious.
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