My 17 year old daughter has been nothing but a joy the last two
years. Tomorrow I go to pay her car insurance so she can get her
license. It's only $485 for 6 months here in North Carolina. Age, gender
nor academic grades have anything to do with the cost.
My son who is 13 1/2 is, on the other hand is a real handfull. Maybe by
the time he is 35 I will get his car insurance for him!
Gregg
[Normally I add my comments to the bottom, but since Tom put his
addition on top, I thought I'd keep the new material on top as well.]
Tom, if you think 7&8 is bad, wait until the daughter gets to be
a teenager. It will drive any father crazy, as I am struggling
with mine right now. It's not that she is "bad", it is just that
she is more than a handfull and I am constantly under stress ("But
Daddy, I don't understand how I can be giving you stress."). I
still keep pictures of when she was 5-6 around to remind myself
how sweet (and simple) life was back then.
-Dan
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 18:20, "Tom Scales" <tscales@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Your daughter is beautiful. I remember, faintly, when my daughters were
>that young. The terrible twos has nothing on 7 & 8l
>Tom
>> Of course! My daughter ( http://fluffster.simnet.is/olof_lena1.jpg ) finds
>> my 2sp far more interesting than any toy in her arsenal and won't accept
>> anything else until it is put out of sight. She has already managed to
>trip
>> the shutter a couple of times. Any other zuikoholics out there under 7
>> months of age? :-)
>>
>> Arni
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