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Tuesday, 17 May 2011

Proud Of My Kids

Posted on 22:26 by Unknown
When I started this blog, it was a mix of personal life and weather stuff. For some reason, it has become all weather. I'm not sure if Facebook changed that or what, but I'm going to change things up a bit. My wife is starting a blog, which could be dangerous. While designing her blog, she was scrolling through mine and I noticed it was full of maps and radar images. I realized that I need to shake it up a little, SOOOO here are my kids! Side note: Go back to the first month of the blog in 2004 by clicking here.

At the baseball field tonight, I had a guy tell me that my oldest son was polite and well-behaved. I didn't think much about it until I was driving home and I realized that it is OK to be proud of your kids. Being proud of your kids is different from bragging, but I may start bragging more too!

My wife and I take raising our kids seriously. We have a responsibility to raise them right and so far... so good... I think.

There's not much more to say... I just want everyone to know that I'm proud of my kids! It's Wednesday, so goodnight!

Ryan
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