The last supper

[DoWhat]

Good bye young lady.
Enjoy college.

 

[Pasofever]

 

[BS Gal]

I was devastated when boy went off to Marine boot camp and I could not have contact with him for 13 weeks. Most horrible 13 weeks of my life.

 

[DoWhat]

Believe it or not, but DoWhat was in tears tonight saying Good bye.

 

[BS Gal]

Believe it or not, but DoWhat was in tears tonight saying Good bye.

I'm sure you were. It's very, very hard to let go.

 

[Pasofever]

Believe it or not, but DoWhat was in tears tonight saying Good bye.

I would have been too



for Do What from Paso..

 

[DoWhat]

So many memories.
I will never forget the first time she went potty in the potty.
She (and I) was so excited and happy, I gave her a cookie (Vinilla Waffer).

 

[crabcake]

Here ... have a beer

 

[BS Gal]

So many memories.
I will never forget the first time she went potty in the potty.
She (and I) was so excited and happy, I gave her a cookie (Vinilla Waffer).

I will never forget when we moved to our new house that we live in now and boy, then two, having been potty trained by his pop and his older brother on a 300 acre farm in Ridge, decided it was okay to drop his drawers and pee in the front yard in Town Creek. Such memories.

 

[DoWhat]

I will never forget when we moved to our new house that we live in now and boy, then two, having been potty trained by his pop and his older brother on a 300 acre farm in Ridge, decided it was okay to drop his drawers and pee in the front yard in Town Creek. Such memories.

I remember the days as a young one, getting cought pi$$ing in the front lawn(bushes).
Dad thought it was funny, but Mom?
Madder than hell.

 

[kom526]

I have 13 more years to go but sending him off to kindergarten was bad enough.

Oh, you have something in your eye there.

 

[hvp05]

I will never forget when we moved to our new house that we live in now and boy, then two, having been potty trained by his pop and his older brother on a 300 acre farm in Ridge, decided it was okay to drop his drawers and pee in the front yard in Town Creek. Such memories.

I remember the inverse.

Being raised as a civilized person and without much "outdoors" experience when young (<7 years).

Then my grandfather trying to convince me to let it go against the side of his barn. I know I was saying something to the effect of, "I don't know how! Are you sure this is okay?"

 

[BS Gal]

I remember the days as a young one, getting cought pi$$ing in the front lawn(bushes).
Dad thought it was funny, but Mom?
Madder than hell.

I didn't think it was appropriate in a subdivision. Years later, I. mine own self, perfected the trait on a camping trip.

 

[BS Gal]

I remember the inverse.

Being raised as a civilized person and without much "outdoors" experience when young (<7 years).

Then my grandfather trying to convince me to let it go against the side of his barn. I know I was saying something to the effect of, "I don't know how! Are you sure this is okay?"

I think you wouldn't do it to this day, given a choice.

 

[hvp05]

I think you wouldn't do it to this day, given a choice.

Oh baby, when I'm camping... it's all business. "Git 'er done," as some might say.