Guns, RC Cars, RC Cola and Moon Pies, beef jerky, prok rinds, and corn nutz. . .this is what I was brought up on. . .gunna do the same thing

 

I just teach my daughter to beat the boys at anything and everything academics as well as sports that way she won't have to depend on one when she gets older. and at 8 and in 3rd grade the 5th graders want her on there team in sports especially soccer, baseball or softball even football because she throws the football farther than they do. she is 5 ft tall and 110 lbs

 

i hear ya,, we think the same. my daughter took the best of both of us,, shes tall like her mom and has my build. shes as stubborn as both of us together though [:@]. she'll be a tough one.

 

If there is one thing my hubby has learned is the car seat comes out and gets strapped into what ever toy he wants to get. Our boy is 7 so we are almost done. He would never walk away from a toy because the seat didn't fit but his first stop after bringing it home is to get a seat that fits.

Drew as for the things the kid will / wont decide - the biggest baddest man will never know his true limits / potential tell he has a babe in his arms. The strenght of raising a child will make you a stronger man. It does wierd and wonderful things!

 

I have 3 car seats across the back of my QC with no problem, and I used to do it in a '97 club cab

 

You sir, are a busy man. I'm taking care of one by myself, and from morning to nite there is no rest. The older she gets, the more hyper and active she gets. My heart goes out to all single parents out there,,, I will certainly be glad when my wife comes home .