New ID Rules May Complicate Air Travel(REAL ID)

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[nicmarlo]

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Neither did I. Our kids figured out which ever one talked the loudest got heard. Meal time was always a hoot at our home.

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Me and my sister were always off together doing something. Just be home by dark was the golden rule. I don’t know if My brothers gave her a hard time or not. Every now and then they would let us go fishing with them. They always complained that me and my sister talked to much to fish. They said we were always scaring them away. lolol

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It had to be really bad for them there.

It was, but more than that, they valued the 'strong silent type'.

They didn't have an Oprah, a Dr. Phil, or any other touchy-feelly influences.

They weren't raised on TV, and a goodly fraction of the movies they saw growing up were silent!

[nicmarlo]

When I was growing up, I remember we weren’t allowed to laugh at the table.

OMG...my older brother, one day, got us kids to just laugh and laugh at the dinner table. Dad got so riled up and angry...he said “the next one who says a peep is going without dinner.”

Naturally, my older brother said “peep”.

(I think that caused my younger brother and I to (very quietly) laugh again)

Older brother was very good at being naughty. : )

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They’ll probably give it as much air time as they do the Korean conflict.

[nicmarlo]

We had to be home, in the summers, when the street lights came on.

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Peter Pan’s first words upon meeting Wendy...

[nicmarlo]

likely...and then the story will be changed as to how and why it all came about.

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I agree with your entire post. It sounds just like him when it came to the wars.

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When we were kids we had to be quiet at the table and it was horrible. Our kids always loved suppers because it was anything but quiet. He and momma had their way and we had ours. Ours was more fun. lol

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That sounds like a milk through the nose moment.

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What a wonderful time my childhood was. :)Outside playing. We never stayed in the house, ever. Too many things to do outside.

[nicmarlo]

My older brother was good at doing that....he was something else.

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What were his first words? I don’t remember. Maybe I need to get my little girls dvd and watch it. :)

[nicmarlo]

We were never inside, either. My mom was always calling for us to come into eat....for lunch or dinner. We were just too busy having fun to remember to eat.

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I was always the one being naughty. Got my share of whippings with a belt. ouch!!!

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I’m thinking they will come up with some biological crisis where as you’ll have to be chipped as part of a quarantine manuever, the rest will be history.

[nicmarlo]

I never got the belt, but my brothers did. My dad wasn’t “equal opportunity”. Naturally, they complained about it.

All my dad had to do was give me the evil eye...

But, mostly, I was too chicken to be naughty (unless my older brother “made me” lol).

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Please do. I’m franticly looking for a script...