My kids are driving me nuts!!!

Just blink a couple times and the'll be 21....try it out....if that doesnt work, pop open a beer or two ....I remember the time I came home from work, my son wanted to show me the picture of me and him playing catch....sure was a beauty, all in crayon on the walls down the hallway....left it like that for months, nice mural it was .....and Mindy, do yourself a favor and get a shotgun, dont let any boy come in the house without cleaning it in front of him

Shred

Well, let me add my two cents. Arnold, like Dave said, relax because you've got a loooooong way to go my friend.

Mindy, you have my condolences. To add what Dave said, I always told my daughter Sarah that if and when she would bring a boy home for me to meet, that the first question I'll ask him is where he would want to be buried so his parents could locate the body. She's 17 now and still hasn't brought a boy home yet.

And keeping on the subject of my daughter, isn't it strange Martin how that happens? My daughter too was bordering on perfect when she was small. Neat, great student, more than willing to do things to help out; she started making her own bed at age 5. What the heck happened when she turned 15? Underwear and clothes strewn all over her room, bed rarely made and what an attitude although, she still is a great student.

And my son! I swear Ben could rob a bank and you'd never know it. He is the great story teller of this world, much better than me. And argumentative, oh my goodness. His future career has got to be as an attorney. The other side will simply give up over frustration with my son's persistence!

Like Dave said Arnold, beer may be the only answer!

Roy