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[quote=Anonymous]First, I don't consider my job boring or being overly focused on paperwork.  I imagine ALL professional jobs have paperwork...but this job is great...it has client interaction, flexibility, research, theatrics (think of a great cross examination, etc.).  I make in an HOUR what some make in a week.  I would not be upset at all if my kid grew up - if happy - to have a job where he/she could spend as much time w/family as preferred AND have flexibility AND make a lot of money AND be interested in it.

You have such a warped, myoptic thinking it is hard to reason with you.  If you don't want to do homework - DON'T...but don't judge me for making my kid comply.  You want to revolt - and want others to join the revolution...sorry, honey...you "teach" your kids your way and I'll teach mine, my way.

You would be "livid" about getting homework over a TEN day break from school...are you serious?  Wow...low tolereance, my friend.

P.S.  I am writing this from the plane.  My kid ASKED for the journal and already wrote a page about what we've seen so far.  Also asked to take photographs of things mentioned in the journal...such as different state flags, how military personnel were given deference on the boarding process, etc.  My kid also has finished one of the two books taken home for the break - a choice, I said nothing.  The books were requested last night and while waiting for others to finish boarding.
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