Hardcore Retirement
reverendhornibastard
Depraved Deacon of Degeneracy
My kids recently received their report cards. For a third year in a row there were nothing but A’s all year long. The lowest “A” at the end of the year was a 96 average. Their overall, year-end averages were 97.07 and 97.00.
So I told them they could have whatever they wanted.
They said they wanted me to quit working so I could spend more time with them.
I did my manly best to hold back my tears.
I quit the job I had and took (at least) the summer off.
I’m getting used to it.
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* I call it “hardcore” retirement because I have lots of spare time and energy for using and abusing Mrs. Hornibastard. (She’s a lot more fun to hop on than my elliptical.)
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Of course they may have been bluffing to make you feel guilty....😉
I have enjoyed mine!
ATACdawg, I am trying to make the most of my time with my twins. They are 12 years old. So far, they still think I am god and want to spend as much time with me as possible. Pretty soon they will realize I am not god and begin to suspect that I am the ambassador from Planet Dork. At that point I’m sure they won’t want to be seen olin public with me anymore.
God for you, enjoy building a solid relationship with your kids.
My brother and I always looked at my dad as our guide, our family Führer, our leader, and he always reminded us that he had to earn our respect and that we all have to respect and honor our mother.
The use of "Führer" remains common in German and is used in numerous compound words such as Bergführer (mountain guide)
However because of its strong association with Hitler and the Nazi Party, the isolated word itself usually has negative connotations.
In any case if you build a good relationship with your kids and behave like a good person a responsible and respectable human being, they will not have any reason to feel embarrassed by you, but will feel proud and happy to be with you.
Enjoy your time and family Rev, life is good.
Up to that point, I assumed you were looking into a mirror.