peacenlovealways said:

has his moments, (dont we all ) but mainly, yes...sweet kid.

awwwww, nothing like it. awesome!!!!!

prb said:

That's a great story. You should be proud!

prb said:

I hope not. That can only lead to trouble.

missmad said:

PunkMistress said:

MrsMdiver said:

Pfffftt!!!



can you imagine the next gen on here

and P will probably still be performing

spank him...

I only read headlines.

Buy that boy a Bakugan-!

nice!

Revolution said:

PurpleJedi said:

are they those little foldy outie thingies?

i already trip over the ones he has got

kimrachell said:

Sounds like a nice young man

prb said:

My 2 sons can't get enuff of 'em. Yeah, they wind up getting stepped-on alot.

That is great! You must be doing a fine job of raising your son. I hope that when my son gets to be of school age that he would do the same thing.

The kids turn out the way their parents are.

Great story. Did you know that he missed the bus before you knew why? Trying to find out if you ALMOST scolded him or not.

I like this story because it's difficult to teach children priorities. what is MORE important.

MrsMdiver said:

yes, it won't be long before he's making his OWN org-babies!!!!!

PurpleJedi said:

thats the ones!!
they hurt when you have no shoes on

kenlacam said:

Thanks!!!

Teacher said:

I hope i lead by example...



Today, even better...i was paying for purchases in the supermarket, Rugrat and his dad went on ahead, it was the express lane, pretty crowded.

Apparently, while waiting, rugrat took off, and his father wondered why.

Rugrat saw something drop out of a ladies purse, and thought it was a receipt..it was $5...he chased the lady to give it back to her



i am so proud of my little boy
[Edited 11/8/09 0:18am]

Deadflow3r said:

I ALMOST did, when i got the call from the school (caller id)...immediately i knew he had missed the bus b4 he spoke!!!


once he explained, it was all good, and i was so proud, and told him so...in the few seconds i had, i had to arrange for him to get home!!

It was probably why he thought i was going to be angry

He is a very clever/smart kid, who often over analyses things (like his mum-me )
This example showed that he can think quick on his feet, he knew he had to get the bus and did try to get it held, but also knew that X was distressed and went to his aid.

I have always told him, no matter what he does in life, as long as he is honest we can sort things out. It is always better to be honest upfront.

It is better to tell me if he is in trouble, we can sort it out. I may get a little firiey for a second (rant and rave) , but i calm down quickly.
i never punish him for telling the truth. (IF he is naughty, and that happens sometimes, he has privileges taken away...games tv etc.)

ZombieKitten said:

give him a chance to grow up first

prb said:

OK now. There's something definitely wrong with your kid.
GIVING BACK MONEY?

For that I would've spanked him with a leather belt.

How old is this good little samaraten (spelling?)

Unfortunately, I will have to teach Tyra and Mio this as well - but Tyra already has an enormous amount of empathy that I find amazing. I say unfortunately, because I am planning for Mio to become a defense soccer player and then empathy ain't all that good.


Your son is awesome, just like you.

Teacher said:

why, thank you

my son accidenly clocked a kid in the face with the ball during a game...he let a goal go thru, because he was concerned for the boy. Ump should have stopped play..it is under 10's
Goal counted...it cost them the game


he is 10 Deadflow3r.

and purple jedi
it didnt even occur to him to keep it...like a lot of ppl would

prb said:

Ok, here's where you need somebody to explain something to him - if the umpire didn't stop play, neither does anybody else. I'll do it, and teach him some ugly tricks too. Wait.. it's football (soccer ) and not aussie rules, right? Maybe kids don't play AR... Cause if it would've been AR then he'd have been given the tar and feather treatment for caring about the other kid.
So, I'll have that "in sports normal rules don't apply" talk with him when I come visit one day.

Teacher said:

it was soccer, and a precedent had been set earlier in the game for to play to be stopped...it was one of the umpires own team
our team stopped, not the other team

and no one was mad at rugrat..just at the ump
no ladders in this age group..its supposed top be about skills and team work..and fair play

when he gets older, imma teaching him the academy awards way to get free
[Edited 11/10/09 13:09pm]