- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
You can't teach grit. You've got a lot to be proud of Josh. Mother Earth has taught me a few lessons and I'm certain she will be better for it.
Proud father moments
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UNSTUCK
But stuck more often.
The riding gear did its job. She has road rash on her left forearm and her left upper thigh has a real nasty looking rash. It will be an awesome bruise tomorrow. 😂
The visor on her helmet is scratched bad enough she will need to replace it. Her jacket is pretty torn up on the left arm. Haven’t looked close enough at it to know if it needs replacing. Can’t imagine how much worse this whole thing could have been.
The visor on her helmet is scratched bad enough she will need to replace it. Her jacket is pretty torn up on the left arm. Haven’t looked close enough at it to know if it needs replacing. Can’t imagine how much worse this whole thing could have been.
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
I’m proud of how well Jack is handling challenges. We had the surgery on his hand last week to place 2 pins in his broken finger
Which was bad timing since we have had his oral surgery scheduled for 6 months to fix his upper jaw. His lower jaw grew much more during his last growth spurt that resulted in a severe underbite. This morning they went in and basically separated is upper jaw and pulled it forward. His moth is banded shut for the next 4 weeks and will be on a liquid diet.
One tough kid I am surprised how well he handles pain.
Which was bad timing since we have had his oral surgery scheduled for 6 months to fix his upper jaw. His lower jaw grew much more during his last growth spurt that resulted in a severe underbite. This morning they went in and basically separated is upper jaw and pulled it forward. His moth is banded shut for the next 4 weeks and will be on a liquid diet.
One tough kid I am surprised how well he handles pain.
Thursty
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Green River
Dang! Hoping for a quick recovery.
- Location
- East Stabbington
I was watching Letterkenny last night, and my 5 y/o (the meatball torpedo) comes in and is "scared". I tell him he can lay down on the blankets at the foot of the bed. Usually he just falls asleep instantly and I move him back to his room a little later. Well, it's the episode about FartBook and every time they say fart or a particularly loud fart is heard, I hear him quietly giggle. About ten minutes later he stands up, looks at me with this wry grin, walks around to my side of the bed, bends over, farts a foot from my face, giggles, then goes and lays back down.
I'm convinced he's some sort of evil comedic genius. How does a 5 y/o have that natural understanding of delivery, pace, and execution?
I'm convinced he's some sort of evil comedic genius. How does a 5 y/o have that natural understanding of delivery, pace, and execution?
UNSTUCK
But stuck more often.
I've been told that girls college golf scholarships are the most under-used, and that basically any girl that can compete at a high school level can write their own ticket to just about anywhere they want..
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
Yes, but all scholarships are not created equal. The U doesn't have a women's golf program, but when I worked in Athletics lower level women's teams (swim, track) scholarships were a couple thousand bucks a year and books. Better than nothing, but certainly not a full ride.
UNSTUCK
But stuck more often.
It has been made pretty clear from her coaches that she will pick the school she wants to attend with a full ride if she keeps the pace she is on now.
Having said that, the amount my brother is paying these coaches will likely be more than a 4 year degree by the time she is 18.
My brother thinks of it more as his 401k. He needs her to go pro to pay for his retirement, and she’s happy to help. She already took a corvette order from me! 😎
Having said that, the amount my brother is paying these coaches will likely be more than a 4 year degree by the time she is 18.
My brother thinks of it more as his 401k. He needs her to go pro to pay for his retirement, and she’s happy to help. She already took a corvette order from me! 😎
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Tonkaman
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Jordan
Back to being reminded how proud I am with this kid. She has won enough races this year, that the contingency money payed for most of her engine rebuild parts. She earned $725 from KTM just since we signed her up this spring 😎
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
That’s awesome. The Edge let me use KTM Cash for anything in the dealership so I used it to buy PRP seats for my Heep
Tonkaman
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Jordan
Oh that’s cool! I thought it would just be for genuine KTM parts. Good to know 👍
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
My 2-year old wanted to come out and help me change the brakes on my mother-in-laws car.
RockChucker
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Highland
We got our daughter a balance bike for her 2nd birthday last summer. It wasn’t long before she was ripping it around with feet off the ground. I picked up a cheap 12” bike and cleaned it up for her this summer. After about a 10 min transition to figure out pedaling she’s doing pretty dang good. Not bad for a 3 year old!
ChestonScout
opinions are like Jeeps..
- Location
- Clinton, Ut
Jonah decided he wanted to be on a mountain bike team this summer. He is in 7th grade but was able to join bonneville highs team.
They ride monday, Thursday, and Saturdays. Culminating in 3 races at the end of the season.
Today was his first race at Beaver Mountain.
I haven’t biked with him much this year. I recently went with him and he kicked my trash on the climbs!
He started towards the back of the pack and worked his way to 33rd out of almost 100 kids.
Proud Dad and a happy kid
His smile says it all
They ride monday, Thursday, and Saturdays. Culminating in 3 races at the end of the season.
Today was his first race at Beaver Mountain.
I haven’t biked with him much this year. I recently went with him and he kicked my trash on the climbs!
He started towards the back of the pack and worked his way to 33rd out of almost 100 kids.
Proud Dad and a happy kid
His smile says it all
rholbrook
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Kaysville, Ut
So cool
ChestonScout
opinions are like Jeeps..
- Location
- Clinton, Ut
We got an email from his coach today they are moving him up in the group he practices with. He is in the silver shred group
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