Young Man Blues
"...much of what teenage boys talk about is wild-eyed or unrealistic. A father has difficulty hearing a teenager's exaggerations for what they are - an experiment in thinking or a necessary calibration of an unfolding identity. When a father hears foolishness, he sees a fool. He fears a collapse of character and intelligence, or an unacceptably cavalier attitude about the future, and he's quick to try to set his son straight."
- from Raising Cain
Labels: Children, David Browder, Music

2 Comments:
That's the right way to start a Friday morning. Quinn's response: "do it again"...
Quinn is on the right track.
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