so proud!

[ezernut9mm]

recently my five year old son has been learning to spell. this in itself is nothing extrordinary(most of us learn at some time or other) but when i came home from work the other day he met me at the door and said "hey dad guess what i learned to spell"? dragging me into his room and showing me his latest triumph spelled out on his easel i saw two words in his handwriting that made me (sniff, sniff)very proud. they were-"ford" and 'truck". yeah baby! theres another one in the world to carry on the tradition. just had to relate-chris

 

[Dpracing]

yea get'm started early so they wont fall between the cracks(chevy & dodge)

 

[RhinoRacing]

That is teaching him right!

 

[Ronda-n-Greg]

Now the next word is Lightning!




Ronda

 

[five0drw]

yahoo you teach him right. next word's lightining,speed, 5.8 etc way to go tell him to keep up the good work.

 

[MO Lightning]

I've got a few Extremes and Dakota R/T's in the neighborhood and I'm teaching mine that daddy's black truck can beat those. He's knows what a Jeep is, too. I also taught him what a "hottie" is, but the wife's not real impressed with that one

 

[Ronda-n-Greg]

D I E S E L teach him that the rest is history!

Greg

 

[ezernut9mm]

yeah, lightning is an awful lot of letters for a five year old, but we're working on it. he knows what a diesel is cause daddy drives one at work. the only prob is he thinks they only come in big trucks! another thing i've learned is not to teach him any words that he might repeat in front of his mother. he's not too good at keeping a secret!-chris

 

[Jeffs95svt]

My son is 19 months olds and already loves the L. He always runs to it when we get ready to go somewhere. And he always knows when I am coming home. He hears the truck and starts yelling daddy.

He is already turning into my hod rod junkie!!

Jeff