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monster! Did you know you had these great genetics?
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She is. And her eyes are burning :( (it was a home meet)
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Well ... long story short, since I am nowhere near as gifted as others here with written communication.
I did zero prep. I had five bullet points written down. I was the 4th speaker - immediately following the First Lady (who was VERY nice). We also got to meat the Attorney General, Jim Whelan and a few other prominent politicians. The first speakers had professionally prepared speeches . They were well thought out and well practiced. I was wingin' it. They also happened to discuss 3 of my 5 points before I even got to the podium. I was nervous as hell - this wasn't a normal group for me. There were about 50 people and I knew many of them. I got up there and halfway through my speech noticed that the parents of the "other boy" (the ones who are suing my son) were in attendance. Fukkin assholes. I got emotional a couple times and had to pause - not a rare occurrence for me. Anyway, I finished really strong and there were many in the audience reaching for tissues. I got a rousing applause from the crowd. Unfortunately, the woman that followed was as exiting as dry white toast. :( Many people came up to us afterward to congratulate me and meet my son. He got a great photo-op with the First Lady. She was shaking his hand and he just gave her a nice hug. She was genuinely moved. Funny part is that the security detail protecting her got pretty nervous. Gotta love the meatheads. |
Suing your son? I must have missed that. Jesus Christ that's cold.
Well done to you though, sounds like your piece went just fine. And well done to your lad too. What a brilliant kid to try and bring something positive out of what happened to him. You must be so proud of him. *hugs to both* @ Monstah: Expect we'll be seeing your lass in the 2016 Olympics then aye? :) |
thanks Dana, I'm extremely proud of him right now.
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I think Class shared that part with me off board. I think sometimes we don't understand all the pressure on him and his kid. Good on you Classic.
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thanks guys. Yeh the other boy ...
/backstory/ the one that drove my son to the party and subsequently got kicked out after a fight with the young man who hosted the party ... over a girl and then woke my son up and told my son to drive because he was "too drunk" to do so. He suffered a minor concussion and was released from the hospital after 2 days. He went back to school that fall, played football, lacrosse and hockey. He graduated and went to college where he is doing well. /end backstory/ ... is now suing my son for PERMANENT physical, emotional and mental "damage." Anyway, my son and I made it into a local newspaper and our message was spread. Trying to focus on the good. thanks again. We have about 15 speeches set up in the next 2 months. Its gonna be a busy prom season for us. |
I'm sorry classic. There is certainly enough to deal with. But you and your son are doing good things and I think that's wonderful.
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Thanks.
The family has turned into assholes. OR - - - we didn't realize they were assholes until now. I speak not only for my family, but many others as well. They've done some other really bizarre things unrelated to this. The mother is definitely certifiable. |
On the other hand, I've learned that even a moment of MY time spent on them has been wasted.
I don't have the desire nor the energy for them. Thats what asshole lawyers are for. I have given ours enough ammo to sink them 50 times over. They will not benefit from this - one way or the other. |
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