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Re: OT:Does your son like ANYTHING you do? long rant


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Posted by rla on January 31, 2014 at 18:05:12 from (69.35.177.181):

In Reply to: OT:Does your son like ANYTHING you do? long rant posted by redtom on January 31, 2014 at 16:24:41:

Flustraiting & I am walking in your shoes.

Instead of sports it was band & He was darn
good at it.
I just wanted out of high school , he was
straight A student & now a 4.0 Grade in college.
I Bought him a Ranger with a stick Trans, he
said Dad, I don't really want a stick tranny.
So I sold it, made a Bunch of Money on it &
invested in another tractor to restore...
Doesn't care about tractors & much of anything
mechanical.... But when I repair something
he is impressed with it when I'm done.

I Love to hunt, he rather just shoot a tin
can with a 22LR. He has hunted with me, but
if game is in short supply his intrest faid
rather quickly, I say that why it's hunting?

Recently I bought him a Ford Escape, & it's
a Stick Trans. 4cylinder getting 28mpg in the
winter. He loves the stick trans & say's its
too bad they don't build Escape anymore with
a stick.. Slowly but slowly & inch by inch he
now show's some intrest in what my projects
are. My son will never be me & I don't want
him to be.
Lazy I feel he is at times, but he takes care
of what he has, especailly what he's has
purchased.

So far at 21 years old, he has kept his Nose
clean, show respect to others & I am proud of
that. & I love him very much. And Yes he needs
a hair cut, but thank God there is no Piercings
or tatoos.....


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