Thanks buddy.Yeah ......... I forgot, murph. Good luck with the CDL.
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Thanks buddy.Yeah ......... I forgot, murph. Good luck with the CDL.
25 here and we ain't heading to mid-70's! ....just mid 50's.Good morning from ATX. Currently 46°F. Heading into the mid-70s. Clear.
Guess we have a long week until the Va Tech game next Saturday. Should be a good one.
I've got nothing else. Y'all behave.
Very sad. The young man is getting a ton of celebrity support though.
Maybe some thug will find out who is bullying him and go beat the little shit a new ass hole.Very sad. The young man is getting a ton of celebrity support though.
I enjoy it every time. That Mr. Potter was an evil man.Just watched "It's a Wonderful Life" for the 300th time. And yet, when George's brother Harry rushes in from the blizzard and says, "Here's to my big brother George, the richest man in town!" my eyes got dusty yet again.
I've studied that scene practically frame by frame and I still can't figure out how Frank Capra manipulates me every time.
I'd like to see the bullying bastards get what is coming some time.
Perhaps not directly related, but there has been a spate of teen/adolescent suicides in my adopted county in Maryland -- at least five have been reported in roughly two weeks, and I suspect there are some that are under the news radar. Scary for parents of two teen-agers. At least where I live, it has gotten a lot tougher for young people. Bullying is an issue for some kids, but also the absurd expectations of some parents in places like my county. I'm sure all you parents are alert to signs of social disengagement and lack of enthusiasm for things that were important. I don't think it hurts to bring it up directly, either.
About bullying
It breaks my heart. My son is bullied pretty badly
Here is the problem more than anything now: the bullied kids aren’t ALLOWED to stand up for themselves. If they do, they get in trouble for fighting. The schools have an anti bullying policy. But that means the kids have to tell. You guys understand, I’m sure, the stigma of being a tattle tale; it gets them worse treatment.
Kids like my son are between a rock and a hard place. They can take it and not say anything or they can tell and be ostracized for it. Then you have the situation where if it’s a “special needs” student (which includes anger issues btw) that does the bullying, virtually nothing is done, because they can’t be punished for having issues
I’ve told my boy: if it’s just words, ignore it. If they try to get in your face, try to walk away. If they hit you, flatten them. He won’t get in trouble with us for defending himself EVER
Scary thing happened just last week; my sons best friend is in the same boat. He’s had problems with certain kids just like my boy has. Well last week he was shoved hard into a table by one of these bullies. He wouldn’t have said anything but for the pain he ended up having. You see, this child has a pacemaker. When he was shoved into the table, it dislodged the pacemaker from the sleeve in his chest. He ended up in the hospital that afternoon. His mother went to the school only to be told they couldn’t punish the child who did it because he is special needs.
Parents must feel helpless at times during these difficult situations. You and your husband are obviously handling it the right way.About bullying
It breaks my heart. My son is bullied pretty badly
Here is the problem more than anything now: the bullied kids aren’t ALLOWED to stand up for themselves. If they do, they get in trouble for fighting. The schools have an anti bullying policy. But that means the kids have to tell. You guys understand, I’m sure, the stigma of being a tattle tale; it gets them worse treatment.
Kids like my son are between a rock and a hard place. They can take it and not say anything or they can tell and be ostracized for it. Then you have the situation where if it’s a “special needs” student (which includes anger issues btw) that does the bullying, virtually nothing is done, because they can’t be punished for having issues
I’ve told my boy: if it’s just words, ignore it. If they try to get in your face, try to walk away. If they hit you, flatten them. He won’t get in trouble with us for defending himself EVER
Scary thing happened just last week; my sons best friend is in the same boat. He’s had problems with certain kids just like my boy has. Well last week he was shoved hard into a table by one of these bullies. He wouldn’t have said anything but for the pain he ended up having. You see, this child has a pacemaker. When he was shoved into the table, it dislodged the pacemaker from the sleeve in his chest. He ended up in the hospital that afternoon. His mother went to the school only to be told they couldn’t punish the child who did it because he is special needs.
Very much in the Alistair Sim camp myself. But I'll watch any version. And I read the book every couple years. Great tale.My favorite Scrooge. Alistair Sims and George C. Scott were pretty good too.
The 1951 Alistair Sim version follows the book more accurately. Great flick! The 1938 version strayed a bit but I still like it better. They're all good. How can anyone not like A Christmas Carol?Very much in the Alistair Sim camp myself. But I'll watch any version. And I read the book every couple years. Great tale.
Yeah, its an elegant little tale. In Washington, they have a production every year in Ford's Theatre. I've been a couple times. As a history buff and a Dickens fan, that's always a good night.The 1951 Alistair Sim version follows the book more accurately. Great flick! The 1938 version strayed a bit but I still like it better. They're all good. How can anyone not like A Christmas Carol?
25 here and we ain't heading to mid-70's!
Brisk morning here in Eville...
Cold and sleeting where I work.
They can be destructive I know. but I love watching these little creatures hustle most of the time. I put up a squirrel house in one of our trees years ago. It is still up there. I made it out of Oak. Dad took me squirrel hunting when I was young, but I soon found that killing animals was not for me. We ate what Dad killed so that was a little better. Mom would cook whatever Dad came in with. Squirrel dumplings were actually pretty good.
Brrrrrrrrr
When I was a kid among my favorite meals was Mammaw's Squirrel Pies. Hmmm. The dumplin's too!Squirrel dumplings were actually pretty good.
when I was young, I soon found that killing animals was not for me.