Your dreams will never die, as long as feathered friends are there, in your journey, come rough & stormy weather. To God be the glory! For the new hands, there is always a first time. But as time goes on with work list to remind them, everything will be mastered as expected & hope for.
I absolutely love this! I think great learning opportunities are passed up because children have their eyes glued to a screen in the car. We have taken a 5000 mile road trip and many shorter 1600 mile trips in the summer with two young children (3 and 1 at the time, will be 6 and 4 for our next one) with nothing to entertain them but the open road. We talk, we laugh, we play 20 questions. I wouldn't trade that time for the world.
These guys are amazing road warriers - the three hour drive is a breeze for them. The are either asleep or getting an education out the window. Tablets are banned in the car. There is just too much to see in the real world
I could never forget it - even on the days when I want to slip her a feed of shellfish - which is not too often
Mrs Oz will be here in two weekse
The car seat was a hand-me-down gift from a friend after her son spent six years in it.They are great seats. Without them I dont think they could handle the three and four hour road trips.
uh oh
this is the crazy chicken man thread... the friggin psycho chicken man thread is two to the left.i followed ur instructions i think.
My days are always good but you just made this one betterI had to drop a family member at the train station for her ride home to Brisbane, via Sydney. Thought it was an opportunity to get a Cocobeach tee pic!
The Indian Pacific, over 700m long (nearly half a mile) 30 carriages, 4000hp engine. Average trip speed of 85kph. Takes 3 days and 3 nights from Perth to Sydney.
My sons farewelling their great grandmother.
Hope you day is improving.
Ha ha - That's actually the way we tried to hatch eggs in the 1960s- with limited success!
