Posted by Goose on April 19, 2012 at 13:21:07 from (166.250.112.245):
In Reply to: Kids driving tractors posted by Keith Molden on April 19, 2012 at 09:52:16:
A neighbor of ours thought his 13 year old son was ready to go out on his own with a 4020 and an 18 foot disc.
The kid wasn't. He's forever 13.
I think a lot of it is parents are just in too darned big a hurry to see their kids grow up. Kids aren't given a chance to be kids anymore.
A bit off topic, but when I was Buildings and Grounds Supervisor for a local public school district, they had a Saturday morning basketball session for elementary school kids. It was heartbreaking to see a little girl in tears because both the coach and her father were yelling at her to make baskets and she didn't even have the strength to get the ball near the basket.
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