To: rarestia
Sheesh, she survived all that in her young life, and the wiles of a deviant college student ended her life. In a way, Iâm glad I donât have kids. It seems increasingly impossible to keep them out of trouble.
I know, right.
But, statistically, kids are probably safer now than 200 years ago, when they could have been kidnapped or massacred by Native Americans, killed by disease (Yellow fever, smallpox, malaria, typhoid)
To: baltimorepoet
There’s no innocence anymore. Wife and I were watching the new Family Feud with Steve Harvey last night, and one of the questions was “At what age did you first play ‘spin-the-bottle’?” She and I said 15-16. The people on the show said 13. The number one answer was 12. I was climbing trees and riding bikes at 12. I didn’t know much about girls except that they had cooties until I was around 14. Crazy how fast kids grow up now.
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02/03/2016 5:16:33 AM PST by
rarestia
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