So this is what it’s like having teenage daughters? (Page 2 of 2)
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Originally Posted By NYresq1: Every time I read one of these threads, I thank God I have boys... Several family members with daughters and sons have all agreed, Boys are more work/more difficult from 0-12, but when they become teenagers, you just notice them walking through the house once in a while... While girls are easier and more careful and relaxed in the early years, and turn into the antichrist when they become teenagers until they are about 22.... OHMIGAWD...dying on the floor laughing... |
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Originally Posted By Strela: No reports of any serious issues with my 16yo granddaughter. She's a good student, frugal with her spending habits (unlike her older brother) and drives herself to school. That said, she's also red-headed, left-handed horse girl who likes to shoot, so I guess any future boyfriends might have their hands full. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/6163/AvaNewHorse_jpg-3824331.JPG If she has a horse she is NOT frugal in her spending. There is nothing frugal about putting $100 bills in the front end of a horse shovelling manure at the back end . 
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