Parent - A special kind of person

As I myself live and provide for a child each day I come to see what a Parent means, in the true sense of the word. As a child we seldom realize the sacrifices and true issues behind circumstances. We often misinterpret a lot as we don't have the knowledge nor the experience at such a young age to know the difference. Most important as an adult we must out away childish things and step into the reality of adulthood. The responsibility of maturity comes with both rewards as well as drawbacks. As times seem to get back to what we know as normal we can once again be proud of the Parent a special kind of person. I give my own parents a lot of credit for teaching me the things i needed to know well before I needed to know them, I was prepared. So on this Patriots day I would like to give a special thanks out to all the parents that have done the right thing and remained a part of their children s lives in some way shape or form.

There actually is a good chance of your teenager becoming a Pro Skateboarder!

Over this past summer my son would not change his mind about his career choice whenever I asked him. He stuck to his guns. "I want to be a professional Skateboarding!" He would always answer gladly. So I did some research of my own and to my surprise I found his choice of careers to be quite interesting. After some light research I found out that Pro Skateboardingis a fast-growing profession. I found it to be the one thing many kids still have in common today and like any other profession if they do show exceptional talent the rewards are always worth it! So take a little time and learn the Professional side of Skateboarding and see if it's something you should support your child in. By taking a few minutes to listen and a little more time to learn a few things about Skateboarding on my own I have to say I do support my son a lot more in his chosen profession. For more info on  Proffesional Skateboarding Click Here!

The Summer is over and now it's back to school

The Summer was a fun as we knew it. i got to spen a lot of time with my son. I was there when he turned 13, a teenager! I was as happy as he was i believe. we had a lot of fun through playing sports, watching TV, talking, joking all together. To me it was the best summer of my life. The best part is that he has to go back to school not me!