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you are so right but i got to say my son is some what deferent than your most 21 year old he has worked on a chicken farm ever sens the 8 th grade moved up just about as far as you can with out starting his on farm and has payed for 95 % of his loot he loves fishing he has never been in to the x box video games the only thing i could not get him in to was deer hunting his thing turned out to be ducks and he could not get me to do that lol he has 3 boats 2 fishing 1 duck a 2005 dodge quad cab 4x4 more fishing tackle than 2 wal marts im very proud of how he has turned out
Jimmy I know you are a proud daddy to see your son doing all these things instead of running around with a clickish crowd of boys. This says a lot about our sport of fishing and hunting. I to have a son that I got custody of at the age of 8. He started helping me landscape when he was 12 years old, He carried a weedeater around for a whole year before he got on one of my zero turn mowers. When he graduated from high school he started college and told me in his second semester he hated it and wanted to work for me. At the age of 18 he was running 3 crews which had 4 men per crew. He never laid out of work sick and was always eager to learn how the business worked inside and out. My business was million dollar a year business and we were working 10 to 12 hr days before the economy went down but he never complained about how long we worked each day. I could not have done this with out him and that is the truth. I to am very proud of my son also. Duck hunting was his thing also,I guide in the winter on the currituck sound and many a day he egged to go with me just to be in the blind was exciting for him. Congrats on such a Fine young man,God is truly good.
Blessings
The few will make the news, the many will go un-noticed. MY kids are grown but through work, I see many young people who give their all to do a good job.
We have 2 boys. My wife and I have been raising our kids to be selfless and dignified. At their young age they have already worked for Americans and their country in many ways, and continue to. I impress the importance of college with the option of military, or both. But self-absorbed slackers and protesters is something they are not allowed to be.
As a retired teacher, I can definitely say that most kids are good citizens. However, turds do fall from the roost in certain houses.
you sure got a way with wordsQuote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Occupy the Home Front: Why Veterans Are Deploying With the 99 Percent | The Nation
Unfortunately, World War I was not the “war to end all wars.” American soldiers continue to be thrust into unnecessary conflicts, fighting and dying in recent years in the undeclared wars of Iraq and Afghanistan.
The United States has not learned much about avoiding unwarranted wars.
And if has not learned much about respecting the veterans of wars.
Just as in the aftermath of World War I veterans were abused when they made reasonable demands for economic justice at home, so veterans are today abused when they make the same sort of demands.
After World War I, veterans seeking bonuses they had been promised were shot in the streets of Washington.
The Bonus Army
Bonus Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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RoflRoflRofl That made me cackle like a hen.RoflRoflRoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Ranger R61
Those two in in the Occupy article are out of uniform. Maybe awol. I am ashamed when I see the military exploited by idiots.