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my third son will be born in april excitement and nervousness , mine and my missus 1st son (i have another older son) was born with down syndrome, we have decided not to have any tests on are second

Reading through this thread makes you realise that there's a few people really going through the mill out there.......knocks all these little piss ant threads moaning into a bit of prospective.   A

Knowing a little bit about your situation mate I wish you the very best for 2013 ... You are going to need a lot of strength and understanding and patience with your 2 lads and yourself ... It will pr

my third son will be born in april excitement and nervousness , mine and my missus 1st son (i have another older son) was born with down syndrome, we have decided not to have any tests on are second the chances of 2 with downs are very rare but the chance is there because its happened once so im very excited but a little apprehensive cheers

sincerely hope all goes well for you pal........must be hard for you........chin up.....

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my third son will be born in april excitement and nervousness , mine and my missus 1st son (i have another older son) was born with down syndrome, we have decided not to have any tests on are second the chances of 2 with downs are very rare but the chance is there because its happened once so im very excited but a little apprehensive cheers

Hope everything goes ok.

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looking forward to continuing to build my own home, and maybe touring down through scotland and into wales or yorkshire on the motorbike for a few days,

and maybe finding a nice lady to share the good things and the bad things in life with hehe......

 

Atb.

 

 

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Keeping the two boys interested in their ferreting, trapping shooting and fishing!! They are getting older and the chances of them getting in with the wrong crowd gets bigger all the time.

 

I will never force my way of life on them as I want them to grow up as their own individual self, but hopefully things will be ok :thumbs:

 

At the end of the day, my family is all that matters.

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Keeping the two boys interested in their ferreting, trapping shooting and fishing!! They are getting older and the chances of them getting in with the wrong crowd gets bigger all the time.

 

I will never force my way of life on them as I want them to grow up as their own individual self, but hopefully things will be ok :thumbs:

 

At the end of the day, my family is all that matters.

great attitude mate , ive managed to get my mrs nan down to stay with her tommorrow so i can follow the hounds............so i ask me two boys ,one age 8 and the other aged 11 if they want to come out on the quad as there meeting just down the road and neither want to come..............if i asked there friends they would jump at the chance ........i just cant work it out.....

they know i would love them to come and maybe im abit pushy in trying to get them to come............. the oldest one is obsessed with his x box on line talking to friends.........

i just cant see them changing..... they must have the other halfs city blood in them lol......

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Keeping the two boys interested in their ferreting, trapping shooting and fishing!! They are getting older and the chances of them getting in with the wrong crowd gets bigger all the time.

 

I will never force my way of life on them as I want them to grow up as their own individual self, but hopefully things will be ok :thumbs:

 

At the end of the day, my family is all that matters.

great attitude mate , ive managed to get my mrs nan down to stay with her tommorrow so i can follow the hounds............so i ask me two boys ,one age 8 and the other aged 11 if they want to come out on the quad as there meeting just down the road and neither want to come..............if i asked there friends they would jump at the chance ........i just cant work it out.....

they know i would love them to come and maybe im abit pushy in trying to get them to come............. the oldest one is obsessed with his x box on line talking to friends.........

i just cant see them changing..... they must have the other halfs city blood in them lol......

Turning down a chance on the quad.....bloody hell :laugh: Both my two wanted a quad for Christmas :laugh: they will have to be happy with a bag of chocalate money, a walnut and a tangerine

:laugh:

Seriously though, I think that is just the way kids go at times. I'm not really interested in footy, but the eldest is mad on Man United, so a few weeks ago we got a couple of tickets given to us, by someone the misses worked with. It was a sh*t game against Cluj, no atmosphere and bloody cold. But tommorow we have a couple of tickets for Man city v reading, right down at pitch level! Trouble for me is, its likely to be a much better game than the United game, with plenty of goals, again tickets given to us. He says he isnt going to cheer or even stand up if City score, despite the fact that I have told him he will get beaten up by the home fans if he doesnt :laugh: :laugh: But getting back to the point, I just hope it is not sparking an interest that will take him away from the outdoor life, that I enjoy.

 

Probably not much chance of that happening tomorrow though :laugh: :laugh:

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Keeping the two boys interested in their ferreting, trapping shooting and fishing!! They are getting older and the chances of them getting in with the wrong crowd gets bigger all the time.

 

I will never force my way of life on them as I want them to grow up as their own individual self, but hopefully things will be ok :thumbs:

 

At the end of the day, my family is all that matters.

great attitude mate , ive managed to get my mrs nan down to stay with her tommorrow so i can follow the hounds............so i ask me two boys ,one age 8 and the other aged 11 if they want to come out on the quad as there meeting just down the road and neither want to come..............if i asked there friends they would jump at the chance ........i just cant work it out.....

they know i would love them to come and maybe im abit pushy in trying to get them to come............. the oldest one is obsessed with his x box on line talking to friends.........

i just cant see them changing..... they must have the other halfs city blood in them lol......

Turning down a chance on the quad.....bloody hell :laugh: Both my two wanted a quad for Christmas :laugh: they will have to be happy with a bag of chocalate money, a walnut and a tangerine

:laugh:

Seriously though, I think that is just the way kids go at times. I'm not really interested in footy, but the eldest is mad on Man United, so a few weeks ago we got a couple of tickets given to us, by someone the misses worked with. It was a sh*t game against Cluj, no atmosphere and bloody cold. But tommorow we have a couple of tickets for Man city v reading, right down at pitch level! Trouble for me is, its likely to be a much better game than the United game, with plenty of goals, again tickets given to us. He says he isnt going to cheer or even stand up if City score, despite the fact that I have told him he will get beaten up by the home fans if he doesnt :laugh: :laugh: But getting back to the point, I just hope it is not sparking an interest that will take him away from the outdoor life, that I enjoy.

 

Probably not much chance of that happening tomorrow though :laugh: :laugh:

the best you can do is teach them when they want to learn, anymore than that will defeat the object, both of my lads are not interested at the minute 25 and 17 all beer and sex :laugh: but i know i taught them enough when they were younger that if they want to take it back up again they have the knowledge to do so if im here or not and thats all you can hope :thumbs:
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Keeping the two boys interested in their ferreting, trapping shooting and fishing!! They are getting older and the chances of them getting in with the wrong crowd gets bigger all the time.

 

I will never force my way of life on them as I want them to grow up as their own individual self, but hopefully things will be ok :thumbs:

 

At the end of the day, my family is all that matters.

great attitude mate , ive managed to get my mrs nan down to stay with her tommorrow so i can follow the hounds............so i ask me two boys ,one age 8 and the other aged 11 if they want to come out on the quad as there meeting just down the road and neither want to come..............if i asked there friends they would jump at the chance ........i just cant work it out.....

they know i would love them to come and maybe im abit pushy in trying to get them to come............. the oldest one is obsessed with his x box on line talking to friends.........

i just cant see them changing..... they must have the other halfs city blood in them lol......

Turning down a chance on the quad.....bloody hell :laugh: Both my two wanted a quad for Christmas :laugh: they will have to be happy with a bag of chocalate money, a walnut and a tangerine

:laugh:

Seriously though, I think that is just the way kids go at times. I'm not really interested in footy, but the eldest is mad on Man United, so a few weeks ago we got a couple of tickets given to us, by someone the misses worked with. It was a sh*t game against Cluj, no atmosphere and bloody cold. But tommorow we have a couple of tickets for Man city v reading, right down at pitch level! Trouble for me is, its likely to be a much better game than the United game, with plenty of goals, again tickets given to us. He says he isnt going to cheer or even stand up if City score, despite the fact that I have told him he will get beaten up by the home fans if he doesnt :laugh: :laugh: But getting back to the point, I just hope it is not sparking an interest that will take him away from the outdoor life, that I enjoy.

 

Probably not much chance of that happening tomorrow though :laugh: :laugh:

hope you both have a good day and i get the feeling he may get lost with the atmosphere and cheer them on abit lol.................. :thumbs:

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Keeping the two boys interested in their ferreting, trapping shooting and fishing!! They are getting older and the chances of them getting in with the wrong crowd gets bigger all the time.

 

I will never force my way of life on them as I want them to grow up as their own individual self, but hopefully things will be ok :thumbs:

 

At the end of the day, my family is all that matters.

great attitude mate , ive managed to get my mrs nan down to stay with her tommorrow so i can follow the hounds............so i ask me two boys ,one age 8 and the other aged 11 if they want to come out on the quad as there meeting just down the road and neither want to come..............if i asked there friends they would jump at the chance ........i just cant work it out.....

they know i would love them to come and maybe im abit pushy in trying to get them to come............. the oldest one is obsessed with his x box on line talking to friends.........

i just cant see them changing..... they must have the other halfs city blood in them lol......

Turning down a chance on the quad.....bloody hell :laugh: Both my two wanted a quad for Christmas :laugh: they will have to be happy with a bag of chocalate money, a walnut and a tangerine

:laugh:

Seriously though, I think that is just the way kids go at times. I'm not really interested in footy, but the eldest is mad on Man United, so a few weeks ago we got a couple of tickets given to us, by someone the misses worked with. It was a sh*t game against Cluj, no atmosphere and bloody cold. But tommorow we have a couple of tickets for Man city v reading, right down at pitch level! Trouble for me is, its likely to be a much better game than the United game, with plenty of goals, again tickets given to us. He says he isnt going to cheer or even stand up if City score, despite the fact that I have told him he will get beaten up by the home fans if he doesnt :laugh: :laugh: But getting back to the point, I just hope it is not sparking an interest that will take him away from the outdoor life, that I enjoy.

 

Probably not much chance of that happening tomorrow though :laugh: :laugh:

the best you can do is teach them when they want to learn, anymore than that will defeat the object, both of my lads are not interested at the minute 25 and 17 all beer and sex :laugh: but i know i taught them enough when they were younger that if they want to take it back up again they have the knowledge to do so if im here or not and thats all you can hope :thumbs:

true words. :thumbs:

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well 2013 is nearly here and it is a time for new beginings for some folk.......it will be a testing time for my current situation as many others will have hard times ahead.......but im not wanting no sympathy and you got to look at it and get on with life......so this is just a topic to see what people are lookingf forward to in 2013.......i mean apart from certain things like man united winning the 2013 premership , there must be other things lol.........what are people up too?.... or if there something your not looking forwad too please share with us........!

dont be shy ! any hunting trips ,holidays, or exspecting a little one or any predictions such as sport ..........any way you get me drift........

hope everyone has a great start too 2013.........what ever there up too........

 

Knowing a little bit about your situation mate I wish you the very best for 2013 ... You are going to need a lot of strength and understanding and patience with your 2 lads and yourself ... It will probably be the worst year that you will ever have to face and if you need a break away fella you are more than welcome to as many hunting trips up here as you want ... BUT keep out of my freezer lol ............

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