Whew....Tough to Hold It Together
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Ironman92Many of you on here don't have kids or they aren't very old. My daughter is a senior and about 2 hours ago played high school volleyball for the last time. She's not a great volleyball player but she's got a fantastic attitude and always gives it her all.
I've always harped on her to get her serves in bounds. Last year she was an incredible 218/226 serving. This year she stayed focused enough to somehow top it by going 260/266 for 98%....including her last 112 in a row.
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like_thatHow many kids do you have? Just trying to figure out how many years we have left of these type of threads from you.
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hasbeenlike_that;1297902 wrote:How many kids do you have? Just trying to figure out how many years we have left of these type of threads from you.
A thread of substance, albeit lame, is better than a thread of shit and bitching. -
mcburg93
Congrats man you should be proud.Ironman92;1297879 wrote:Many of you on here don't have kids or they aren't very old. My daughter is a senior and about 2 hours ago played high school volleyball for the last time. She's not a great volleyball player but she's got a fantastic attitude and always gives it her all.
I've always harped on her to get her serves in bounds. Last year she was an incredible 218/226 serving. This year she stayed focused enough to somehow top it by going 260/266 for 98%....including her last 112 in a row.
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vball10setkudos to your daughter, Ironman92, and you have every right to be proud :thumbup:
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Ironman92vball10set;1297917 wrote:kudos to your daughter, Ironman92, and you have every right to be proud :thumbup:
Thanks...I guess if you didn't care then no one on here would. Lol -
gerb131But can she touch the door frame?
I keed I keed.
Congrats. -
Ironman92gerb131;1297929 wrote:But can she touch the door frame?
I keed I keed.
Congrats.
Barely. Lol -
vball10set
hahahaha...repsIronman92;1297921 wrote:Thanks...I guess if you didn't care then no one on here would. Lol -
mhs95_06Yes, those last contests are tough. I've gone thru 10:
1999 BB, SB, VB
2000 BB, SB
2001 VB
2002 BB, SB
2006 W, PV
Some of those are very vivid memories, and since none were state championship contests, all have a measure of disappointment attached to them. -
Ironman92mhs95_06;1297962 wrote:Yes, those last contests are tough. I've gone thru 10:
1999 BB, SB, VB
2000 BB, SB
2001 VB
2002 BB, SB
2006 W, PV
Some of those are very vivid memories, and since none were state championship contests, all have a measure of disappointment attached to them.
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mhs95_06Ironman92;1297970 wrote:6 kids?[/QUOTE
VB is in the fall the year before they graduate - 4 kids, graduated 99,00,02,06. Two played two sports and two played three. -
hang_looseIronman92, Great job on your daughter plus a big pat on the back for you and mom:thumbup:.
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Belly35As a parent of 3 daughters (or any parent of children that have excelled in high school) and having to go through the emotional roller coaster of the senior year and last performance, final game, to witness the end of one stage of their life and to understand that new stage is about to begin is difficult. There is nothing wrong with being a proud parent and I thank you Ironman92 for reminding me of time long ago and the memory of being a dad that day. </SPAN>
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Commander of Awesome
If its not sports it will be something else. Getting her associates, etc.....like_that;1297902 wrote:How many kids do you have? Just trying to figure out how many years we have left of these type of threads from you. -
justincrediblelike_that;1297902 wrote:How many kids do you have? Just trying to figure out how many years we have left of these type of threads from you.
These posts were extremely productive. No reason to be jerks here.Commander of Awesome;1298276 wrote:If its not sports it will be something else. Getting her associates, etc..... -
like_that
Just wondering how many kids he has.justincredible;1298278 wrote:These posts were extremely productive. No reason to be jerks here. -
SonofanumpShit, I thought the first day of kindergarden was tough.
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Ironman92Commander of Awesome;1298276 wrote:If its not sports it will be something else. Getting her associates, etc.....
Just received her acceptance letter from Marshall University and she will be pursuing a career in pharmacy. She's barely a valedictorian if that makes you feel better.
I know these threads aren't popular among the main posters on here but there isn't really any reason to bash/troll. In your eyes I'm cheesy and gay with this stuff but not every thread is intended for you guys and WTF do you guys know about being a parent or being responsible for a family? I don't know shit about 1/2 the stuff you guys post about but shit like you guys posted above just does nothing for this site.
You keep doing what you must but I'm doing the same. I'm not sure I've had 5 threads about my kids in 2 years while I've probably started 500 threads on this site.
I'm proud of my kids and like to gloat some.....you guys get it.
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sleeperI'd be more proud of her going to college and majoring in something relevant than serving well in high school volleyball. Christ.
Also, pharmacy is a bitch. Let's hope she sticks with it instead of switching her major to psychology or some BULLSHIT major that does a better job at finding a husband than finding a job. -
Ironman92sleeper;1298723 wrote:I'd be more proud of her going to college and majoring in something relevant than serving well in high school volleyball. Christ.
Also, pharmacy is a bitch. Let's hope she sticks with it instead of switching her major to psychology or some BULLSHIT major that does a better job at finding a husband than finding a job.
I am....but she's not in college yet. -
slingshot4everAnother father living vicariously through their child....
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Ironman92slingshot4ever;1298759 wrote:Another father living vicariously through their child....
Yeah....always dreamed of being a good high school volleyball player? -
1_beast
Congrats on your daughter's achievements. Good luck in future endeavors.Ironman92;1298694 wrote:Just received her acceptance letter from Marshall University and she will be pursuing a career in pharmacy. She's barely a valedictorian if that makes you feel better.
I know these threads aren't popular among the main posters on here but there isn't really any reason to bash/troll. In your eyes I'm cheesy and gay with this stuff but not every thread is intended for you guys and WTF do you guys know about being a parent or being responsible for a family? I don't know **** about 1/2 the stuff you guys post about but **** like you guys posted above just does nothing for this site.
You keep doing what you must but I'm doing the same. I'm not sure I've had 5 threads about my kids in 2 years while I've probably started 500 threads on this site.
I'm proud of my kids and like to gloat some.....you guys get it.
You think these types of threads are ridiculously worthless....I get it.
Always have the cool guys being cool.
That's what keeps people away. Many posters should leave and never come back, they are too cool for this forum. -
Iliketurtles
When I was senior I went to the first volleyball meeting and told them I wanted to play.... they said sure I could be on the team but I had to shave my legs and armpits. I said fuck that and left.Ironman92;1298761 wrote:Yeah....always dreamed of being a good high school volleyball player?
But congrats to your daughter!