Bishops can only move diagonally.

I think the biggest thing that I try to do with my kiddos around this topic is emotional predictably. I think as others have stated learning abilities to deal with other people’s emotions a good ability to have.

My parents were never consistent with their emotions and I am not talking between the two I am talking about them as individuals… I could get yelled at by my Dad about the same thing twice and the reactions be completely different.

If I am having a bad day and do fly off the handle a bit more than normal I make sure to apologize to my kiddos and explain to them why I reacted the way I did. Now I’m trying to get my babies mama on bored.

I think a lot of parents out there forget that thier kids are people too.

Hate to break it to you, gameboys don’t die. They’re up there with the Nokia brick as far as reliability goes.

This is the bees knees!

Hello, this is Otter. Hold on, I’ve got another call coming in, it’s my cod-worker

“Hello, this is Otter. Hold on, I’ve got another call coming in, it’s my cod-worker”

As funny as this is as a Dad there’s absolutely no way I wouldn’t wear that out, and yes I’m a muffin.

When I was 35 my father had his 3rd child. 2 years later I had my first child, 2 years after that I had my second. The only thing that gets to me is he isn’t necessarily the grampa I want for my children. He’s busy raising his own kid and I get that but it’d still be nice to have a more active grandpa. Just my two cents and something to keep in mind if your kid is going to possibly be expecting within the next handful of years

Agreed I think it’d be pretty crazy fight. If it didn’t hurt the animals involved I’d pay-per-view it for sure. From what I read they fight for territory, family protection, securing a female and to keep their rank. However, I am not a gorilla expert but I did stay at a holiday and express once.

This is some death stranding vibes