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Subject: Re: Happy 17th Birthday to Mark Athlete on Feb. 19, 2013 Author: Randy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 03:57:48 02/27/13 Wed In reply to: Mark Athlete to Randy 's message, "Re: Happy 17th Birthday to Mark Athlete on Feb. 19, 2013" on 18:22:45 02/24/13 Sun Hi, Mark! Are many adults telling you how you'll soon be responsible for everything you do and have to act like an adult always? You're supposed to be mature but at the same time don't we keep a bit of a child in us all our life long? (It's never too late to have a wonderful childhood!) So I'm confident you know to do the right thing! Of course there are important decisions ahead: What to do after school, for example? - But don't forget your inner child, your spirit of learning and discovery, of doing something new every day, of having fun with what you do. We are having an interesting mix of weather systems here; one day there's a lot of new snow, the next day calm and sunny, then occasionally foggy. The snow also changes textures quickly between powdery, slushy and frozen over. As one who enjoys snow this is a fabulous season! I'm glad that my job doesn't consist of driving a car early in the morning when the roads aren't cleared yet .... Cheers and have fun! Randy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Happy 17th Birthday to Mark Athlete on Feb. 19, 2013 Author: Mark Athlete to Randy [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 18:48:25 02/28/13 Thu Hi Randy, No, I haven't had many adults tell me that I can't still be a "child", have to act like an adult and be responsible. I've always tried to be responsible while growing up but, I've made some not good choices and the end result was me getting my little butt bare and spanked to teach me I should have done better. I try to do the right things, and most of the time I do. I want to be my own person, and I've had my folks, teachers, coaches, ministers and others tell me I would have a "dull life" if I wasn't my own person, so I think I have been doing pretty good so far!! I won't forget my inner child, my spirit of learning and discovery, doing something new everyday and most of all have fun. Life would be boring if I didn't. Weather not bad here where I'm at. Hopefully spring is around the corner, and at least tomorrow we enter March the month of Spring! Glad you don't have to drive to work in the snow! Enjoy! Have a great week and best to you! Friends, Mark Athlete [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Happy 17th Birthday to Mark Athlete on Feb. 19, 2013 Author: Randy [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 03:23:41 03/04/13 Mon Hi, Mark! Sorry to hear some of your choices earned you a spanking in the past, but it looks as if you're responsible enough to take good decisions nowadays. Keep your inner child alive but think before you do something foolish. I trust you to do right there. My inner child is alive enough that I built a snowman together with a few friends yesterday, out of the remaining snow here ... Have fun and a good time Randy [ Post a Reply to This Message ]