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He just quit going to karate last night.That said he's not punching/following through when he throws. We'll be working on that soon.
His younger brother picked up on it the first time (little bugger, I have to be careful when we're rough housing).
I haven't encouraged my oldest to be physical beyond standing up for himself when the time is right. He's got a nasty habit of letting things pile up inside and one day blammo...I fear for the kid that corners him.
He's only in grade 3 but he's had his dads handsomeness since birth. Girls are the least of his concerns..

I was just messin with ya. Kids don't need to be fightin over that sort of thing especially in grade 3. Sounds like the other kids are jealous. If he has talent he should stic with it. I wish I could play an instrument, thank god for stereo's.
When my kid went into grade 8 , there was one boy that just had to bug him, pushing him into lockers and such and I advised he just ignore but the kid didn't let up so I said next time just smack him. Well he gave the kid a bleeding nose and never had trouble after that.

Same here. We gave him permission to defend himself and a week or so later he popped.
The two of them are now good friends.

I think Obama and Putin should do that. Just get together and kick the shit outta each other LOL.

I'm not sure that would go to well for Obama.

Well, if he had a certain brand of Nabisco crackers, he could put...




(super duper)

A prof once told me that a pun could be so bad that it becomes sublime. That's not one of them, but it is bad enough to be pretty good.

...or Elton John, or Barry Manilow, or Liberace...or me! (Boy, that IS some pretty grotesque company, ain't it. And I ain't even countin' Walter, I mean, Wendy Carlos.)

Seriously though, have him continue with piano, then take up bodybuilding. In the future, when anyone disses him, he can hit them hard---with the piano.

Maybe that's just hindsight and projection on my part, so never mind.

Seriously, seriously:

When you're 25 and you find yourself at a party, and no one knows you play, and there's a piano, and then you sit down and play, play well, anything, your chances of "everything" go way up. People really do understand what discipline and time it took to learn how to do that. Learning music helps your academic performance, too.

And remind him that girls DO play piano, just never as well as boys! (tick, tick, tick,.......

One thing's for sure, "girl" really are better spellers.

We need the Peter Boyle soundtrack to go with it.

Super-duper!