Readers Comments
Enzo wrote: Thanks all! We texans are dealing for now. Not snyaig there aren't some that waited too long but that's gonna happen no matter what. I bugged to my folks 7 miles away, the cats are semi-settled in a guest room. (hey, there was more food here and gives me a great reason to drink myself silly in front of my parents lol! )as someone w/new orleans in my heart even if tx is my home (for now), your wishes and prayers and candles are very very appreciated. (it's about time we take one for y'all! :))blessings! Elspeth
praveendm wrote: Speaqchless. God bless you and all the families the whole world around!
bubble7gum wrote: I think that it's great that its still okay for people to be so straight-forward, especially when sometmes now, kids can be repremanded for it. Thanks for sharing! :)
Doodelbuns wrote: Makes you look at wierd in a 'new way'
You go boy -
You go boy -
Neicey wrote: Oh - lovely story
dj g wrote: God bless both of you , i love the way you you told the story :)
irongrace wrote: I love this your son tells the truth. Not many people can say they tell the truth to people.
rita wrote: I think it is great. People of all ages aren't very real these days. I believe people like to hear the truth, however "in your face" it may be. Good for him. Just remember,there is a fine line between rudeness and outspoken. Too bad politicians couldn't speak this way!
james wrote: Great story - thanks for sharing.
Reminds ne of when my daughter used to say in a loud voice " dad why has that man have no hairs on his head"?
Best wishes
Reminds ne of when my daughter used to say in a loud voice " dad why has that man have no hairs on his head"?
Best wishes