Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, Relationship Advice, and Parking Etiquette

I understand that Sir...
You didn't need to explain yourself, but thanks...

 

I'm trying. My sister is going to be talking to her because of her past experiences and hoping it help show that my kid needs to make better choices

 

Ok good because I'll need one from next year

Are we still submitting pics for them? If so I need to get going on upgrades

 

Yes it is, we're definitely enjoying the little break. Thanks

Another shot from last night.

 

I just heard the breaking news. Taylor swift is single again. Hopefully we never have to watch another football game where she gets as much broadcast coverage as the players...

 

Even typing D----- or A---- will trip ad bots.

 

And here I thought only my single brain-celled orange cats were this dumb. (Males)

Had to take the lid off our litter box as well or this was the result. Every. Damn. Time.

Going for a theme here I see...
(Not a Corona fan.)

 

Sums up my thoughts exactly.

 

Coeur d'Alene?

 

Winner winner

 

The lake gave it away. Beautiful place. Almost moved there in 2020 when we debated relocating out of CO. Decided to ride it out here until the girls are out of school instead.

 

Yeah, this is an amazing place.
My dad's side is from here so it's been kind of a second hometown.
It's grown a lot but it's still a cool little town

 

Don't worry, it's personal.

 

Was your house there when you got back?

 

I wanna know the story behind this.

It was 13 for my oldest....11 for my youngest because I'm fighting her trying to be like sister....


Speak of attitude.... If my 17yo doesn't lose hers and start listening when driving my damn truck....

 

Holy ever loving crap, you all have been busy. 22 pages over the weekend. I can't keep up with all that.

Kids.
My son was and still is super mellow, very smart, level headed, responsible. He's 26, married now, lives on his own since he was around 20.
My daughter. She's 16. Always the complete opposite of my son. I love her dearly but she has always been a handful, and I wouldn't change it for anything because I don't want a weak ass pushover for a daughter. What that means though is she is very strong willed and we butt heads at times. Unfortunately she has had to deal with some life things that have forever changed her. And that sucks, at such a young age. Punishment in our house is very light because of some very sensitive things. But long story short in 4th grade she had a teacher that was physically abusive to her in front of the whole class multiple times. She liked to single out my daughter for some reason and constantly made an example out of her. She would pull her hair, like really hard, almost to the point of throwing her on the ground, flipped her desk over, snapped her with hair ties etc. In the end everything was handled, but it's never enough. Then just under two years ago her best childhood friend died unexpectedly. He lived a couple houses down from us and these two spent every day together from about age 4-13. We are friends with the family and we would all hang out. Well, this poor boy was experimenting with things and took what he was told was a Perc, but it ended up being fentanyl. That night he died in his bedroom trying to crawl to get help as he was ODing. That morning I was out in the yard early and I heard all this screaming down the street. It was his mom in the front yard yelling for anyone to come help. I ran over with my wife and we entered the house and saw everything. It's been rough to say the least.