FortyTwo™ on Nostr: nprofile1q…u5hfh nprofile1q…pnx93 nprofile1q…v84t5 sj_zero I hear this a lot ...
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They're not allowed at the dinner table. They're not allowed when we have company over.
If the kids stay up too late -- for any reason -- they're expected to wake up, keep a civil tongue and perform at school.
I've been telling them since they were little that their obligations don't disappear just because they make poor decisions.
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They're not allowed at the dinner table. They're not allowed when we have company over.
If the kids stay up too late -- for any reason -- they're expected to wake up, keep a civil tongue and perform at school.
I've been telling them since they were little that their obligations don't disappear just because they make poor decisions.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯