Posted by Tim S on May 31, 2017 at 06:20:33 from (107.128.253.44):
In Reply to: Working with kids!#@%$ posted by tomstractorsandtoys on May 30, 2017 at 20:27:33:
I have heard that phrase about Boys before, and it is true :^) We have worked with a lot of young boys over the years and it takes some time and patents to get them going in the right direction,,some have natural ability and some don't. We have seen the same thing with older people too,,Darn it...as my Dad got older he would not look around as much when backing up..or turning...or noticing that the plow drifted down on the way home..it seems that there is a time in our Mid-Life where we are at our best,, the beginning time and the latter time we are learning...and.. unlearning... The most important thing is to do our best to keep them alive and unhurt...Some of the Major "Screw-ups" are part of a Fun story latter on... Since I am the oldest of my family now I could fill a book up with all kinds of good story's...and the best ones were not so Funny at the time..
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