As what you have been written in here. It only shows how loving and an excellent father you are, why I say it because you raised your kid in the right way. And telling us of how proud you are to your son, that's enough I heard that I can say that your son is really a good man.

Cash. That's what my kids want/need/enjoy. Not very personal, but it works.

It is amazing how dramatic events in life, whether good or bad, etch vivid memories in our minds. Thanks to all our first responders and military who work hard everyday to keep us safe.

May be it's 8 not 18 years ago?I love peace in every where.

I guess he's paying rent now? Having a dad in real estate isn't all that it's cracked up to be! :)

My son Tim is 17 on the 12th. That's tomorrow. Any suggestions for a BDay present?

"I’m so proud of the man he’s become."As they say, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree" so it's no surprise to me that your son should be a fine man in every way.It's nice that you have something so wonderful to associate with this date.

His legal status is that you can legally throw him out of the house if he forgets that it is, in fact your house :) I was having a father moment last night with my three girls, all under 12. I am elated that they will be wives and mothers on day, but scared to death that I am the one responsible for teaching them how to do it! ...and teaching them what to look for in their future husbands.As far as "dumass" you'd think he'd know how to spell it, as he's most like been referred to one a number of times in his life.

Maybe he meant "Dumas", and was comparing your blog to The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas in its connection to the bonds of manhood that connect us all.Maybe?

They grow up so fast, don't they Jay. My son turns 21 next week:http://businessbloggingpros.typepad.com/busines.....

I belive the word you're looking for is "dumb ass", not "dumass". And did you even read the article?*sigh*

Nothing changes life more than a child- nothing. They are all wonderful. And, James, listen to your father. :)

As what you have been written in here. It only shows how loving and an excellent father you are, why I say it because you raised your kid in the right way. And telling us of how proud you are to your son, that's enough I heard that I can say that your son is really a good man.

Nothing changes life more than a child - every children wants cash to enjoy...They are not looking for saving...simply spending money for enjoyment..I pity on them..

Cash. That's what my kids want/need/enjoy. Not very personal, but it works.

It is amazing how dramatic events in life, whether good or bad, etch vivid memories in our minds. Thanks to all our first responders and military who work hard everyday to keep us safe.

May be it's 8 not 18 years ago?I love peace in every where.

I guess he's paying rent now? Having a dad in real estate isn't all that it's cracked up to be! :)

My son Tim is 17 on the 12th. That's tomorrow. Any suggestions for a BDay present?

"Iu00e2u0080u0099m so proud of the man heu00e2u0080u0099s become."As they say, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree" so it's no surprise to me that your son should be a fine man in every way.It's nice that you have something so wonderful to associate with this date.

His legal status is that you can legally throw him out of the house if he forgets that it is, in fact your house :) I was having a father moment last night with my three girls, all under 12. I am elated that they will be wives and mothers on day, but scared to death that I am the one responsible for teaching them how to do it! ...and teaching them what to look for in their future husbands.As far as "dumass" you'd think he'd know how to spell it, as he's most like been referred to one a number of times in his life.

Maybe he meant "Dumas", and was comparing your blog to The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas in its connection to the bonds of manhood that connect us all.Maybe?

They grow up so fast, don't they Jay. My son turns 21 next week:http://businessbloggingpros.typepad.com/busines.....

I belive the word you're looking for is "dumb ass", not "dumass". And did you even read the article?*sigh*

Its bee 8 years not 18 dumass

Nothing changes life more than a child- nothing. They are all wonderful. And, James, listen to your father. :)