Classy man! Just sayin.....

3 granddaughters, 2 13 and one 9 have done very well. Were able to do school electronically and complete. They prefer live school attendance for sure. Were able to use social media apps to stay connected with classmates, friends etc. we a few sleep overs tossed in for good measure. Kids don't make it political we adults do that.

Bryce

I found your comment to Leftlane funny. And I agree with you, you are a tool.

...lol

Kids these days SMDH

My children are real youngins yet. One about to turn five and the other is nearing nine years old. They're being brought up to play in the dirt and let their bodies do the magic. My wife on the other hand has been struggling with long hours alone at home with them for the last few months. She works in education so she's become a stay at home mom since March. She can't wait to let them explore the dirt at their schools this fall.

Pot callin the kettle black, thanks for being so useless on a thread, as usual. I'd hate to see you break stride.

My oldest Mathew, is 38 and has a good job, a dang good Mrs., and 4 kiddos. He's a solid Christian man, trying to raise a family in a different world than momma and I raised him in, that 's for sure. They live in San Antonio, not too far from Donna and I.

He just ordered MAGA masks. If Texas is going to revert to the goofiness he told me, and make us wear masks again, he's red, red, and red.

I had to smile.
Glad I made him eat his veggies when he was a kid. Threw a fit when momma served peas. But dad made him eat 'em. Mean old dad anyway!

I think some kids were allowed to wander around during dinner and temper tantrum their way outta veggies.
I see them on the news all the time. Protesting. Not against veggies! Against history.

I added a laughing face which is a very common thing to do on Trapperman. You got offended and couldn’t believe how someone could do that.
I had to explain myself to you. And now you’re throwing a fit about how I don’t contribute.

I was even agreeing with you.

Drinking again Catch?

Huh?

My parents are like your mother. Dad is 83 and mom is 76...they leave next week for a month long trip to Washington State and Yellowstone and who knows wherever else.
Now...as a child of my parents, I would HATE to know that I inadvertently gave my parents the virus and they died as a result of it, as I’m sure your kids would as well.
It’s ok to be a Bad A on here and pretend you’re invisible. Maybe you are maybe you aren’t. Maybe all this is a hoax and it truly is nothing more than the normal flu...which also kills thousands every year. I hope when I’m OLD and considered one of the ones that needs “protected” that my kids would act the same way. And I’m sure like you I’ll say it doesn’t matter and all a bunch of BS. But...if we’re wrong then we die. Maybe you’re ready, maybe I’ll be at that time too. Right now I still have plenty of goals left to accomplish. I don’t see where following others wishes of wearing a mask or keeping my distance in their presence is that big of a deal. I see no need to quarantine anyone. Everyone can make their own decisions, same as any decision or rule a business or household makes.

One of mine is married to a doctor, the other is to a nurse who volunteered to work in Covid ICU in Denver. They take it seriously, and their kids don’t play with many other kids. Bike riding is allowed but nothing indoors except at cousins home.

My son works for a large grocery store chain and is out on the sales floor most of the time, but is sometimes called up front to checkout. So he is exposed to a lot of people. He is required to wear a mask now, but it was optional before. He is like me, not to worried about it.