Reply to "Follow-Up to Camp Invite...."

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Originally posted by twotex:
I mean, seriously, my kid is 16 years old. If he can't ask questions about baseball camp, I'm not going to let him drive the car.

My point wasn't that the kid couldn't. It was that it wasn't some important life lesson or relationship builder. It's about placing the right emphasis and priority where it belongs. There shouldn't be much of either in regards to a camp invite. Some here are implying that it serves a purpose for junior to do the camp inquiry. There is a false degree of emphasis being contrived if we start believing that having Junior do this is imapactual regarding a camp invite.

10/21/101:31 PM

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