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| Sat, 03-29-2003 - 2:28am |
So, Ladybugs, I'm here, hope I can still find out how to move around this board. It does seem easier in some cases but more difficult in others.
Life here Down Under still goes on. I am now a Level 2 First Aider, so that is one less class that I have to go to. Only 7 more this semester...lol...where was my brain when I signed up for all these things? I can only blame myself.
DH is asleep in the chair, the war coverage is wearing him out. Having gone through WW2, he's sure its going to come here and is getting very trumatised by it all. I pray that we will have an end to the conflict soon and all our DF personnel will come home.
DS is out, now that he has a car, he's never home. The latest thing is he wants to quit TAFE and find a job. No use telling him that it will get him a better job in the future if he can just hang in there. I have not seen him do much homework, so I know its no use trying to persuade him differently. I think he also picked the wrong course, he has no background in Import/Export, he was doing a pre-appentiship course at high school.
So, Ladybugs, good luck on the new board. If I can find my way back, 'I will return!'
Take care,
Lesley
Congratulations on your step up in the First Aid course.
Kathey
Hang in there with your DS...I know what you are going through, my DD is 22 and DS is 20 and they are both still bouncing around and it doesn't matter what I tell them they have their minds set on how they are going to handle their further education.
Hope you make it back to see us soon.
Pab
Pab
Your son will figure it all out eventually. One day he will mature and will be fine from having such good parents guiding him even though he seems not to listen to your good advice. It does sink in, he just has a need to "do it his way" now.
Best wishes with your studies, come back again soon...Hugs, Susie
Hugs,
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Please remember how to get back here, and come back as often as your can.
Dannie
Kids are kids the world around! Parents never know 'anything' until the kid gets to be in their mid-20s! Then suddenly parents aren't quite so dumb! But each generation seems to muddle through and with the upbringing your DS has had I am sure he will be just fine. Sure is hard on us as parents to watch them struggle so to find themselves though, isn't it?!
Hope you can make it back again soon!
Kt
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I know there is no use talking to the young ones. The only thing you can think of is the day they come to you and say "If only I didn't go get that job ...................
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KaCee
About your DS -- they are going to do as they please when they get to the age our sons are, and there is not a lot we can do about it. Whatever happens, I hope it turns out for the best for your DS. And if not, well....it was HIS decision. Sometimes we just have to step back and let them make their own mistakes and suffer the consequences. Good luck to you (and me!...LOL!).....BB