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A major impact because many don't know but he was 1 of Franklin's ace recruiters and closer. He relates well and it seems as though he like CBJ always knows what to say. Needless to say in a 5-7 minute phone call he bkew my mind speaking on all the different ways to use a few kids from our program in his system.
the Grandparents i've been around would do anything for their Grandchildren. period. Crazy thing. Love trumps all emotion and reason.
Not sure of your age but I felt a lot like you when I was in my twenties. I was afraid of the responsibilities that come with being a parent. My wife yearned for kids and I kept saying we couldn't afford them or some excuse. She was patient with me and finally I ran out of excuses. Had our first when we were in our early 30s. We've since had another child who is 16. I regret not having children earlier. While I'm not in terrible shape, it's difficult for me to be as active with my 16 year old son. Back yard football and basketball doesn't come as easy as I would like. I love my children and wouldn't trade them for anything. My advice is don't wait till you can afford them or some other excuse. Get being a kid and your freedom out of the way but don't wait till the point where you regret it later. My son is truly my best friend. I'm coming to realize that it won't be long till his friends and girls will be a higher priority for him than me and I fully understand that that is normal. I cherish each day that he wants to be my sidekick.
I actually like kids. Other people's kids don't bother me. At the end of the day someone else has to put them to sleep and I'm free to do me.
I just couldn't handle having to put up with one all the time. I can always play with my siblings' kids if I want. I'm much more comfortable in the role of the cool uncle. I'd rather use my time and income traveling or going to events I enjoy though.
I guess I'm just self aware enough to realize that I'm too selfish to be a good parent.[/QUOTE\]
no problems with that at all.
I didn't think it ever could be again. Just keep going and let God take care of the rest, I guess. Thanks.
Not trying to derail the thread but my last name is Conley spelled the same way. I'm just curious about your background. I'm a "former"marine grew up in Knoxville and moved back a few years ago. You just don't see many people spell it that way
Not trying to further derail the thread, but I can't help myself.
Before you entered the Marines; were you dating a girl that was few years younger than you? In High School.
Were you stationed in Hawaii for a time?
Did you play in the band while in high school??
