I'm glad I grew up in the 70's and 80's. Raised my kids in Latchkey Kid fashion. Most kids their age didn't have parents who would lock the door and tell them to drink out of the hose. They will thank me later.

Didn't smoke cigarettes with the truck windows up though.

I'm glad the emotional part of my brain never developed and dominate my decision making.


"Don't Let Your Emotions Run Your Life
How Dialectical Behavior Therapy Can Put You in Control"

Not a big fan of the soft sciences.

Some of that makes sense, like being seated w/seatbelt while in a moving vehicle, especially at highway speeds that are so prevalent today. A lot of it is just progressive coddling, the negative effects of which won't be recognized by the designated "parenting experts" for another decade or two, if ever. Most of us already know that a generation of weaklings is being raised and they will have to go to their safe spaces to avoid hearing the truth.

When my son was in second grade I took him on a backpack mule deer hunting trip in Colorado. I went to the school to find out what we needed to do to keep him from falling behind. School told me they could not allow it. Liked to had a litter of kittens when I told them I wasn't there for permission. Did schoolwork by a campfire. Weathered a pretty good snowstorm. Ate several rabbits he shot with his 22. Had campfire roasted back strap. A good memory for us both. He learned a lot about being outdoors and got his schoolwork done.

The school tried to stop us

LOL the school did not know who they were talking too, obviously.

Schools don’t like it when your kids skip a few doses regardless of why. lol

I brought my 20ga Ithica single shot on the bus to hunter Ed. field day.
the bus driver asked is that empty.I said, yes.He said, sit down with it.(cased of course

Wife always worried that if I got pulled over and I had my daughter with me, they'd charge me with child endangerment.

She had good reason, I raised mine like I was raised in the 60's.

This is about the dumbest thing I've read today. (Not you, the school) Was this in Kansas? I've never worked in a school in SK, Canada that didn't encourage such stuff. Last week, boy took day off to kill a whitetail, week before, a different kid and a moose. We celebrate such thing.

I read it and actually got sad on where the new age folk have

to me stignated our young people today

Very sad to me

Yes. Kansas

My 12 year old granddaughter is missing school Wednesday to go deer hunting. Opening day of rifle season here in KS. Have not told the school. When I was school it was closed a few days for deer season then elk season. Those days are long gone.

We never had to ask permission to get out of school from my childrens' homeschool teachers.

Told our school I'd be keeping Ben home for deer hunting and trapping some days. Superintendent/Principal told me to "have fun, there's more important things than school." She didn't even think twice of it.