[Artemisia] our animal kids

[Sue Clemenger]

Either that, or hope and pray they make it through to the other side safely.
My parents were rather dramatically unsuccessful in instilling any sort of
"fear" or other Civilizing Influence in me at all, but that may just have
been us.  Or maybe it's different with girls? I was gawd-awful rebellious,
but not in typical female fashion, so who knows?
Mom always said my brother was the easiest of us to raise, but I think
that's just because he was sneakier, and she never knew most of what he was
actually getting into....Me, I was a bit more obvious.
--Maire, still a rebel, albeit a mostly housebroken one now (age and
experience will do it, if nothing else....)

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken and Mindy Wilson" <kenandmindy at cableone.net>
To: "'Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list'" <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 11:19 AM
Subject: RE: [Artemisia] our animal kids


> I would like to respectfully disagree. You need to have The Fear
thoroughly
> instilled in them loooong before 13, cause once those boy hormones start
> pumping they turn into marshmallow brains and there's no teaching them.
It's
> a wonder they can learn anything in Jr. High at all.
> -Marcello, who's monkeyboy *might* make it to his 13th birthday in june.