Sards wrote: Mon Aug 23, 2021 7:45 am
Love it...I can't wait to hear how the kids develop. Remember lads. Our time is past. You need to pour as much as you can into your kids until they find their passion.
Both my kids want to be entrepreneurs. They have already devided the spoils amongst themselves. I encourage that because I don't want them to box themselves into a specific job description. But we obviously guide them as to subject choices.
And sport. Be like ouboet and get off the asses on weekends and encourage it. My whole weekend was taken up between cricket Friday with the youngest pre season coaching, boogie boarding Saturday and cricket match the eldest yesterday. Kids tend to want to give up too quickly in sports. I remember how many times we had to bring my eldest back to practice after he kept wanting to give up...and with extra coaching and perseverance he had become a decent cricketer and will play after school too in social leagues. Just because your kid won't make Protea or Springbok doesn't mean they must give up. That level requires a determination that either is in the child or is not.
Gaan kak

I'm still a youngster.
That said, I love spending time with the children. Took the lad on his first mtb ride a few weeks ago, lots of fun. We like playing cricket around the braai, like his dad he's into sports.
I was ok at sport, my wife got provincial colours in a few sports, so we will see how things develop.
Springboks, Stormers and WP supporter.