One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the Bauer's
Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree for
the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

This past week he graduated with his masters degree, with the Dean's
Excellence Award from the U of H. Two weeks ago he was attending an
appreciation banquet for businesses that contributed to and hired graduates,
hosted by Bauer's College. At the banquet, Bauer's College presented Bryan
with and in front of his soon to be new employer, KPMG, the Department of
Accountancy and Taxation Academic Excellence Award. Not bad for a 22 year
old that has held down a job the whole time that he was in college. January
of last year he interned for and was hired to go to work for KPMG this
coming fall. His mother and I footed all of his education expenses and car
insurance and bought him a new car in his senior year in HS. He still has
the car, no dents. For the first time since he started college he is taking
the summer off from work to study for his CPA exams.

Sunday his mother and I hosted a small get together of our closest friends
and family members at out house to celebrate his graduation. Later that
evening after every one had gone my wife and I were watching TV. Bryan
walked in, interrupted,
and announced that he was finally finished with school and fell silent for
a few moments, looked up and said Thank You. He continued to thank us for
every thing that we have done for him and the support that we have given
him. He continued to say that he has talked to countless class mates that
will be paying off student loans for years to come. He was grateful that he
could start his career with a clean slate. He realized that we made
sacrifices for him.

Kim and I boo hoo'd a little bit. As busy as he had been with his jobs and
school, He had noticed and wanted us to know. ;~)

Twenty nine years ago Kim and I bought our first home, a starter. We had
planed to only be in it for 5~6 years. We still live in this home but we
hope to make a change and move this coming fall or winter. Bryan plans on
staying and plans to make out first home his first home with a 50% down
payment. Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". Kim and I have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

On Tue, 18 May 2010 11:09:13 -0500, "Leon"
wrote:

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.


Your son and his accomplishments make him someone to be proud of. As
far as the 3-car shop is concerned -- you suck!

Gordon Shumway

Our Constitution needs to be used less as a shield
for the guilty and more as a sword for the victim.

Leon wrote:

One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the Bauer's
Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree
for the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

This past week he graduated with his masters degree, with the Dean's
Excellence Award from the U of H. Two weeks ago he was attending an
appreciation banquet for businesses that contributed to and hired
graduates,
hosted by Bauer's College. At the banquet, Bauer's College presented
Bryan with and in front of his soon to be new employer, KPMG, the
Department of
Accountancy and Taxation Academic Excellence Award. Not bad for a 22 year
old that has held down a job the whole time that he was in college.
January of last year he interned for and was hired to go to work for KPMG
this
coming fall. His mother and I footed all of his education expenses and
car
insurance and bought him a new car in his senior year in HS. He still has
the car, no dents. For the first time since he started college he is
taking the summer off from work to study for his CPA exams.

Sunday his mother and I hosted a small get together of our closest friends
and family members at out house to celebrate his graduation. Later that
evening after every one had gone my wife and I were watching TV. Bryan
walked in, interrupted,
and announced that he was finally finished with school and fell silent
for
a few moments, looked up and said Thank You. He continued to thank us for
every thing that we have done for him and the support that we have given
him. He continued to say that he has talked to countless class mates that
will be paying off student loans for years to come. He was grateful that
he
could start his career with a clean slate. He realized that we made
sacrifices for him.

Kim and I boo hoo'd a little bit. As busy as he had been with his jobs
and
school, He had noticed and wanted us to know. ;~)

Twenty nine years ago Kim and I bought our first home, a starter. We had
planed to only be in it for 5~6 years. We still live in this home but we
hope to make a change and move this coming fall or winter. Bryan plans on
staying and plans to make out first home his first home with a 50% down
payment. Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". Kim and I have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

My Son is in his third year and keeping his 4.3 grade point average while
working. Has bought his own truck and snow boards every chance he gets. I'm
very proud of him!!! Its good to know there is still good kids coming out
of this twisted society.
Congrats Leon

Rich

--
You can lead them to LINUX
but you can't make them THINK !
Mandriva 2010 using KDE 4.3
Website: www.rentmyhusband.biz

On Tue, 18 May 2010 11:09:13 -0500, "Leon"
wrote:

payment. Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". Kim and I have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

Well, hey buddy, I can help you out. Let me hold onto all your Festool
stuff and that will save you the moving and storage fees for when you
eventually move into this new house. After all, what are friends for?

"Leon" wrote

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

A three car shop?? Where are you going to put the woodworking tools?

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

No need to apologize Leon. This is exceptionally good news. And we all can
use some good news. The acorn did not fall far from the tree. You have
every right to feel proud. You all did good.

"Leon" wrote in message
...
One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the Bauer's
Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree
for the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

Snip a story of true success by Leon and family.

Kudus to your son.

basilisk

Leon wrote:

One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from
the Bauer's
Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his
bachelors degree
for the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

This past week he graduated with his masters degree, with the
Dean's
Excellence Award from the U of H. Two weeks ago he was
attending an
appreciation banquet for businesses that contributed to and
hired
graduates,
hosted by Bauer's College. At the banquet, Bauer's College
presented
Bryan with and in front of his soon to be new employer, KPMG,
the
Department of
Accountancy and Taxation Academic Excellence Award. Not bad
for a 22 year
old that has held down a job the whole time that he was in
college.
January of last year he interned for and was hired to go to
work for KPMG
this
coming fall. His mother and I footed all of his education
expenses and
car
insurance and bought him a new car in his senior year in HS.
He still has
the car, no dents. For the first time since he started college
he is
taking the summer off from work to study for his CPA exams.

Sunday his mother and I hosted a small get together of our
closest friends
and family members at out house to celebrate his graduation.
Later that
evening after every one had gone my wife and I were watching
TV. Bryan
walked in, interrupted,
and announced that he was finally finished with school and
fell silent
for
a few moments, looked up and said Thank You. He continued to
thank us for
every thing that we have done for him and the support that we
have given
him. He continued to say that he has talked to countless class
mates that
will be paying off student loans for years to come. He was
grateful that
he
could start his career with a clean slate. He realized that we
made
sacrifices for him.

Kim and I boo hoo'd a little bit. As busy as he had been with
his jobs
and
school, He had noticed and wanted us to know. ;~)

Twenty nine years ago Kim and I bought our first home, a
starter. We had
planed to only be in it for 5~6 years. We still live in this
home but we
hope to make a change and move this coming fall or winter.
Bryan plans on
staying and plans to make out first home his first home with a
50% down
payment. Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". Kim and I
have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has
rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing
machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the
seams with joy.

That's a fine son you raised and you deserve to be proud of your
sacrifice and his accomplishments. You deserve a home with a 3
car shop for what you accomplished.

--
Nonny
On most days,
it's just not worth
the effort of chewing
through the restraints..

On 5/18/2010 11:09 AM, Leon wrote:

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

No brag, just fact!

Congratulations to all three of you! You have each played a part, and
the fact the Bryan would enunciate his gratitude on that score makes you
appreciate even more the unspoken depth of that feeling.

That's one fine young man!

--
www.e-woodshop.net
Last update: 4/15/2010
KarlC@ (the obvious)

On 5/18/2010 11:38 AM, Lee Michaels wrote:

The acorn did not fall far from the tree.

You hit the nail smack on the head right there, Lee!

--
www.e-woodshop.net
Last update: 4/15/2010
KarlC@ (the obvious)

"Leon" wrote in message
...
One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the Bauer's
Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree
for the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

This past week he graduated with his masters degree, with the Dean's
Excellence Award from the U of H. Two weeks ago he was attending an
appreciation banquet for businesses that contributed to and hired
graduates, hosted by Bauer's College. At the banquet, Bauer's College
presented Bryan with and in front of his soon to be new employer, KPMG,
the Department of Accountancy and Taxation Academic Excellence Award. Not
bad for a 22 year old that has held down a job the whole time that he was
in college. January of last year he interned for and was hired to go to
work for KPMG this coming fall. His mother and I footed all of his
education expenses and car insurance and bought him a new car in his
senior year in HS. He still has the car, no dents. For the first time
since he started college he is taking the summer off from work to study
for his CPA exams.

Sunday his mother and I hosted a small get together of our closest friends
and family members at out house to celebrate his graduation. Later that
evening after every one had gone my wife and I were watching TV. Bryan
walked in, interrupted,
and announced that he was finally finished with school and fell silent for
a few moments, looked up and said Thank You. He continued to thank us for
every thing that we have done for him and the support that we have given
him. He continued to say that he has talked to countless class mates that
will be paying off student loans for years to come. He was grateful that
he could start his career with a clean slate. He realized that we made
sacrifices for him.

Kim and I boo hoo'd a little bit. As busy as he had been with his jobs
and school, He had noticed and wanted us to know. ;~)

Twenty nine years ago Kim and I bought our first home, a starter. We had
planed to only be in it for 5~6 years. We still live in this home but we
hope to make a change and move this coming fall or winter. Bryan plans on
staying and plans to make out first home his first home with a 50% down
payment. Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". Kim and I have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.



And you've got to be very proud of your son!!

On 5/18/2010 11:09 AM, Leon wrote:

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

You should be...

....and, yeah, you suck (all three of you!)

--
Morris Dovey
http://WWW.iedu.com/DeSoto/

On May 18, 11:09*am, "Leon" wrote:
One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the Bauer's
Honors College. *At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree for
the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

This *past week he graduated with his masters degree, with the Dean's
Excellence Award from the U of H. *Two weeks ago he was attending an
appreciation banquet for businesses that contributed to and hired graduates,
hosted by Bauer's College. *At the banquet, Bauer's College presented Bryan
with and in front of his soon to be new employer, KPMG, the Department of
Accountancy and Taxation Academic Excellence Award. *Not bad for a 22 year
old that has held down a job the whole time that he was in college. *January
of last year he interned for and was hired to go to work for KPMG this
coming fall. *His mother and I footed all of his education expenses and car
insurance and bought him a new car in his senior year in HS. *He still has
the car, no dents. *For the first time since he started college he is taking
the summer off from work to study for his CPA exams.

Sunday his mother and I hosted a small get together of our closest friends
and family members at out house to celebrate his graduation. *Later that
evening after every one had gone my wife and I were watching TV. *Bryan
walked in, interrupted,
*and announced that he was finally finished with school and fell silent for
a few moments, looked up and said Thank You. *He continued to thank us for
every thing that we have done for him and the support that we have given
him. *He continued to say that he has talked to countless class mates that
will be paying off student loans for years to come. *He was grateful that he
could start his career with a clean slate. *He realized that we made
sacrifices for him.

Kim and I boo hoo'd a little bit. *As busy as he had been with his jobs and
school, He had noticed and wanted us to know. *;~)

Twenty nine years ago Kim and I bought our first home, a starter. *We had
planed to only be in it for 5~6 years. *We still live in this home but we
hope to make a change and move this coming fall or winter. *Bryan plans on
staying and plans to make out first home his first home with a 50% down
payment. *Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". *Kim and I have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

On topic now,

* * More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy..

Amazing. Good job, but tell him that your repayment is grandchildren
with the same opportunities he had.

Leon wrote:
One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the Bauer's
Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree for
the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

....

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.


Congratulations to you all. Good Job!

--
Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

I've never had a flashback I didn't enjoy.

Subject

As well you should.

Congrats.

BTW, a 3 car garage! You suck!

Lew

On 5/18/10 12:09 PM, Leon wrote:
One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the Bauer's
Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree for
the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

This past week he graduated with his masters degree, with the Dean's
Excellence Award from the U of H. Two weeks ago he was attending an
appreciation banquet for businesses that contributed to and hired graduates,
hosted by Bauer's College. At the banquet, Bauer's College presented Bryan
with and in front of his soon to be new employer, KPMG, the Department of
Accountancy and Taxation Academic Excellence Award. Not bad for a 22 year
old that has held down a job the whole time that he was in college. January
of last year he interned for and was hired to go to work for KPMG this
coming fall. His mother and I footed all of his education expenses and car
insurance and bought him a new car in his senior year in HS. He still has
the car, no dents. For the first time since he started college he is taking
the summer off from work to study for his CPA exams.

Sunday his mother and I hosted a small get together of our closest friends
and family members at out house to celebrate his graduation. Later that
evening after every one had gone my wife and I were watching TV. Bryan
walked in, interrupted,
and announced that he was finally finished with school and fell silent for
a few moments, looked up and said Thank You. He continued to thank us for
every thing that we have done for him and the support that we have given
him. He continued to say that he has talked to countless class mates that
will be paying off student loans for years to come. He was grateful that he
could start his career with a clean slate. He realized that we made
sacrifices for him.

Kim and I boo hoo'd a little bit. As busy as he had been with his jobs and
school, He had noticed and wanted us to know. ;~)

Twenty nine years ago Kim and I bought our first home, a starter. We had
planed to only be in it for 5~6 years. We still live in this home but we
hope to make a change and move this coming fall or winter. Bryan plans on
staying and plans to make out first home his first home with a 50% down
payment. Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". Kim and I have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.


One of my cats just tossed up a really big hairball.
Top that.
;-)

Congrats to you and your family, parenting job well done.

--
Froz...


The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance.

"Leon" wrote


Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

As you should be. Some kids do graduate with no loans to pay off, but most
don't appreciate that. You did good, as he seems to be doing.

"Gordon Shumway" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 18 May 2010 11:09:13 -0500, "Leon"
wrote:

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.


Your son and his accomplishments make him someone to be proud of. As
far as the 3-car shop is concerned -- you suck!


Thank you. I don't suck yet, we have not yet moved.

In article , "Leon" wrote:
[...]
Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

You should be. No apologies needed, Leon. Congrats to all three of you!

On May 18, 12:09*pm, "Leon" wrote:
One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the Bauer's
Honors College. *At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree for
the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

This *past week he graduated with his masters degree, with the Dean's
Excellence Award from the U of H. *Two weeks ago he was attending an
appreciation banquet for businesses that contributed to and hired graduates,
hosted by Bauer's College. *At the banquet, Bauer's College presented Bryan
with and in front of his soon to be new employer, KPMG, the Department of
Accountancy and Taxation Academic Excellence Award. *Not bad for a 22 year
old that has held down a job the whole time that he was in college. *January
of last year he interned for and was hired to go to work for KPMG this
coming fall. *His mother and I footed all of his education expenses and car
insurance and bought him a new car in his senior year in HS. *He still has
the car, no dents. *For the first time since he started college he is taking
the summer off from work to study for his CPA exams.

Sunday his mother and I hosted a small get together of our closest friends
and family members at out house to celebrate his graduation. *Later that
evening after every one had gone my wife and I were watching TV. *Bryan
walked in, interrupted,
*and announced that he was finally finished with school and fell silent for
a few moments, looked up and said Thank You. *He continued to thank us for
every thing that we have done for him and the support that we have given
him. *He continued to say that he has talked to countless class mates that
will be paying off student loans for years to come. *He was grateful that he
could start his career with a clean slate. *He realized that we made
sacrifices for him.

Kim and I boo hoo'd a little bit. *As busy as he had been with his jobs and
school, He had noticed and wanted us to know. *;~)

Twenty nine years ago Kim and I bought our first home, a starter. *We had
planed to only be in it for 5~6 years. *We still live in this home but we
hope to make a change and move this coming fall or winter. *Bryan plans on
staying and plans to make out first home his first home with a 50% down
payment. *Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". *Kim and I have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

On topic now,

* * More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy..

It is a wonderful feeling when the kids do well. Now find a rooftop
and start shouting!!!

"Leon" wrote in
:

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.

I feel for you, Leon ...
Here's to your grandchildren!!!

--
Best regards
Han
email address is invalid

Wow.... Kim sure did a good job with those kiddos!

JUST PLAYING!!!

Congrats a million times, Leon. If I were you I would be as Mark
Twain says "proud to bust".

You and Kim obviously did a fine job. Thanks for sharing that - it's
kind of inspirational to read about those things in this day and age.

I hope you and Kim celebrate with each other.

Oh yeah.... the three car garage shop.... you suck!

Robert

"Gordon Shumway" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 18 May 2010 11:09:13 -0500, "Leon"
wrote:

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.


Your son and his accomplishments make him someone to be proud of. As
far as the 3-car shop is concerned -- you suck!


Echo on the congratulatory words Leon. I've raised 4 that are all
successful in their own pursuits. We know the feeling of pride, and it's
deserved. As for the garage - better start making plans to build on that
puppy. You know what they say about space...

--

-Mike-

On May 18, 6:24*pm, "Leon" wrote:
"Gordon Shumway" wrote in message

...

On Tue, 18 May 2010 11:09:13 -0500, "Leon"
wrote:

On topic now,

* *More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

Your son and his accomplishments make him someone to be proud of. *As
far as the 3-car shop is concerned -- you suck!

Thank you. * *I don't suck yet, *we have not yet moved.


...naaaaaa,,,,,you suck, regardless.

"Mike Marlow" wrote in message
...

"Gordon Shumway" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 18 May 2010 11:09:13 -0500, "Leon"
wrote:

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.


Your son and his accomplishments make him someone to be proud of. As
far as the 3-car shop is concerned -- you suck!


Echo on the congratulatory words Leon. I've raised 4 that are all
successful in their own pursuits. We know the feeling of pride, and it's
deserved. As for the garage - better start making plans to build on that
puppy. You know what they say about space...


Thank you Mike, we have always been proud but his acknoledgement was
appreciated. I am currently toing a Sketchup copy of the floor plans. ;~)

"Nonny" wrote in message
...

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.

That's a fine son you raised and you deserve to be proud of your sacrifice
and his accomplishments. You deserve a home with a 3 car shop for what
you accomplished.

Thank you. I believe he is past the potential problem areas now. ;~)

"Upscale" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 18 May 2010 11:09:13 -0500, "Leon"
wrote:

payment. Bryan is going to be an "empty nester". Kim and I have found a
new neighborhood and house plan not to too far away that has rooms large
enough for a single room sewing studio, one of her sewing machines is 11'
long and she works from both sides.

Well, hey buddy, I can help you out. Let me hold onto all your Festool
stuff and that will save you the moving and storage fees for when you
eventually move into this new house. After all, what are friends for?

You are so KIND. Unfortunately for you....;~) Bryan is going to buy our
house so we get to move at a pace that suites us. We will continue to live
here until he get totally moved into the new home.

"dadiOH" wrote in message
...
Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.

I am happy for you. It is nice to know there are still responsible
people, both young and old. Not to mention 3 car shps

Thank you. Hopefully I have not jinxed anything here. ;~)

"Lee Michaels" wrote in message
...

"Leon" wrote

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

A three car shop?? Where are you going to put the woodworking tools?

"Car" would be a term used for measurement. ;~)




Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.

No need to apologize Leon. This is exceptionally good news. And we all can
use some good news. The acorn did not fall far from the tree. You have
every right to feel proud. You all did good.


Thank you!

"basilisk" wrote in message
...

"Leon" wrote in message
...
One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the
Bauer's Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his bachelors
degree for the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

Snip a story of true success by Leon and family.

Kudus to your son.

basilisk

Thank you!

"Swingman" wrote in message
...
On 5/18/2010 11:09 AM, Leon wrote:

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.

No brag, just fact!

Congratulations to all three of you! You have each played a part, and the
fact the Bryan would enunciate his gratitude on that score makes you
appreciate even more the unspoken depth of that feeling.

That's one fine young man!


Well you know what it is like...you have a couple of special children and
grandsons your self.

"Evodawg" wrote in message
...
Leon wrote:

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.

My Son is in his third year and keeping his 4.3 grade point average while
working. Has bought his own truck and snow boards every chance he gets.
I'm
very proud of him!!! Its good to know there is still good kids coming out
of this twisted society.
Congrats Leon

Thank you,

4.3, that's darn good. Bryan finally got his last grade yesterday which
gave him a 4.0 for his post graduate classes.

"Lobby Dosser" wrote in message
...
"Leon" wrote in message
...
..

On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.



And you've got to be very proud of your son!!

We are....

"Morris Dovey" wrote in message
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On 5/18/2010 11:09 AM, Leon wrote:

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.

You should be...

...and, yeah, you suck (all three of you!)


Thank you

wrote in message
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Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

Amazing. Good job, but tell him that your repayment is grandchildren
with the same opportunities he had.

We have been dropping hints.. ;~) I must say, he has kept his eye on the
target and has not allowed much time for dating, gotta get him used to the
idea of a family of his own, slowly. l~)

Thank you

"Gerald Ross" wrote in message
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Leon wrote:
One year ago my son graduated with a baccalaureate degree from the
Bauer's
Honors College. At the same time he graduated with his bachelors degree
for
the U of H, Suma Cum Laude.

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On topic now,

More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.


Congratulations to you all. Good Job!

Thank you!

"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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As well you should.

Congrats.

Thank you


BTW, a 3 car garage! You suck!


I hope I will suck. LOL

"FrozenNorth" wrote in message
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More importantly the house has a 3 car shop!

Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.


One of my cats just tossed up a really big hairball.
Top that.
;-)

Congrats to you and your family, parenting job well done.


Thank you

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
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"Leon" wrote


Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with
joy.

As you should be. Some kids do graduate with no loans to pay off, but
most don't appreciate that. You did good, as he seems to be doing.



Thank you, I will say however that he was instrumental in helping with
tuition, he had a several scholarships that helped out considerably, the
vast majority were for grades. I made a deal with him early on. If he kept
his grades up to maintain his scholarships I would pay his auto insurance.
We both won!. ;~)

On 5/19/2010 8:08 AM, Leon wrote:

We have been dropping hints.. ;~) I must say, he has kept his eye on the
target and has not allowed much time for dating, gotta get him used to the
idea of a family of his own, slowly. l~)

Ahem ... what about an arranged marriage?

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"Doug Miller" wrote in message
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In article , "Leon"
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Sorry to be bragging here but Kim and I are busting at the seams with joy.

You should be. No apologies needed, Leon. Congrats to all three of you!


Thank you Doug.