"Jack Redington" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:


One son, 17, who only gets in the boat if he's guaranteed to catch fish.
I reminded him last year that if he spent a few hours taking the
ABSOLUTELY FREE boat safety course, he could take his girlfriend out in
the boat without his father. The brilliance of this idea hasn't sunken
in yet.

Hehehehe are you ready to be a Grandpaw :-)

Ahhhhh I can recall taking the girls out on the lake...... :-)

Capt Jack R..



My ex has been sick this week. Probably flu, so she's really wrecked. My
son's angelic side is showing - he's been unusually helpful, even to the
point of doing the grocery shopping, something he considers worse than
having his pecker stuck in a hot toaster. He stopped by yesterday and
said "Damn...I can't believe what it takes to REALLY run a house every
day." I said "Imagine throwing a small child into the mix". He said "I
can't imagine", and went outside and raked all my leaves, something I
usually have to ask him to do.

He slowly figuring it out.
The flu has been hitting several folks that I work with as well. So far we
have avoided it. My wife is a stay at home mom, and she does do a heck of
alot of work.

That being asid to be on topic of this post we have two. agers 10 and 13 ,
both girls and they both love going to the lake, swimming. The yonger
likes fishing and eating the fillets. The older is starting to show the
teen signs. :-)

Capt Jack R..



When you're watching the news and they say "When we return from a break, Bob
Handsome reports from the scene of a horrific car accident at routes
whatever...", drag the kids to the TV. Start now. Trust me.