Questions for Callaway

[renaeden]

Also, she asked for new underwear for Christmas, so I asked him to buy her some new bras and panties and gave him the correct sizes. It makes me chuckle to think of him looking around in that part of the store by himself searching for these.

 

:lol:

[Callaway]

Also, she asked for new underwear for Christmas, so I asked him to buy her some new bras and panties and gave him the correct sizes. It makes me chuckle to think of him looking around in that part of the store by himself searching for these.

 

:lol:

I forgot to mention that he called me on his cell phone as soon as he arrived at the store and asked me where in the store he could find them.

Then he carefully described every package of panties and bras that he found in her size so I could tell him which ones I thought she would like.

 :lol:

[renaeden]

That is even funnier, I wonder if he got any looks from other customers.

[renaeden]

Callaway, what are your favourite bands or types of music you like to listen to?

[Callaway]

Callaway, what are your favourite bands or types of music you like to listen to?

If I'm listening to the radio, I often listen to classical music stations or "oldies" stations unless a station happens to be playing Christmas music, in which case I listen to it.

[renaeden]

I am guessing you have had your fill of Christmas music for a while, then, heh.

[Callaway]

Yes, I did.

 

[iceman1985]

I am trying to get into college and I don't know what to major in.
What are you recommendations?

Here are my interests

sciences

languages, both modern and ancient

mathematics

[Callaway]

I am trying to get into college and I don't know what to major in.
What are you recommendations?

Here are my interests

sciences

languages, both modern and ancient

mathematics

I think you could learn more about all of those if you wanted to.

An Engineering major could combine your interests in science and mathematics, but you could still learn languages as electives.

[Parts]

A serious  one do you think you daughter will ever be ever to live interdependently where in a group setting otr on her own?

[Callaway]

A serious  one do you think you daughter will ever be ever to live interdependently where in a group setting otr on her own?

I don't know, but we're trying to give her the best chance possible to live as independently as she can.

One of the boys who attends the same school she does lives in a group home because his parents can't deal with him, so I have seen a little what that's like.

[odeon]

I have that same worry about my son--I don' know if he'll ever manage on his own.

[Al Swearegen]

I have that same worry about my son--I don' know if he'll ever manage on his own.

same

[GalileoAce]

I imagine all parents of kids with some difficulties would have those fears?

[Al Swearegen]

I imagine all parents of kids with some difficulties would have those fears?

Yup. I am very proud of my little boy. Love him to bits. I do recognise in many ways he is like a 7 to 8 year old in the way he behaves and that is at odds to his 5'4" 60kg frame and near 13 years. I know he will be the most he can be and recognise all he tries. No issue there. The world is a crappy place though so I want him to have it as easy as he can. Not being independent and having to grow up quicker than he is able will make it harder for him. Not me.