that I am sure will prove to be true.I have however brought my son up to try and realize his intelligence. If he comes anywhere near his Dad for DIY help, then I have failed
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that I am sure will prove to be true.I have however brought my son up to try and realize his intelligence. If he comes anywhere near his Dad for DIY help, then I have failed
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That's my regret with my son. As a toddler he used to follow his Dad around (who was good at DIY), then he left and now my son is more useless than me. Boys need Dads (good ones).
I have however brought my son up to try and realize his intelligence. If he comes anywhere near his Dad for DIY help, then I have failed
As long as that "good ones" doesn't include basic DIY skills, then cool
Good example is what I meant.As long as that "good ones" doesn't include basic DIY skills, then cool
Didn't want my son to be a Mummy's boy, so exposed him to all the normal boys stuff (luckily I like sport), but sadly DIY not my forte.
As long as that "good ones" doesn't include basic DIY skills, then cool
Quite right,mate. Harsh judgement from Fran there on the quality of your parenting, it seems. Stay away from sharp objects.
Girls need dads too, in my experience! But point taken.
It's ok, they make me wear safety mittens when I'm in the house alone.
I think my thirteen year old daughter is really proud of her Dad, so yes I agree......
I think it's the dancing she likes best
I absolutely hate little girls dancing....so lucky (for the girl) that I didn't have a daughter. Mind you, a daughter of mine might have ended up playing football for England.I think my thirteen year old daughter is really proud of her Dad, so yes I agree......
I think it's the dancing she likes best
That's a relief for all of us. Anyway what are you doing on here? No wonder the economy is shot when working people are doing **** like this. Get back to work. There's my pension to pay!
I absolutely hate little girls dancing....so lucky (for the girl) that I didn't have a daughter. Mind you, a daughter of mine might have ended up playing football for England.
Or supporting Man Utd (allegedly highest % of female ST holders)
Wouldn't happen. My son was a ManU supporter, but I led him towards the light.
You mean you said "Support Saints or your hamster gets it". Fair enough. More difficult living in the Notth West. Too many influences so ended up with 2 Liverpool and 1 United ST holder. We don't discuss football.
Yes, Portland Race is no place to be in a gale .......... did that many years ago and the memory never fades!!