Kids of EB

Professional Engineer & PE Exam Forum

Help Support Professional Engineer & PE Exam Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
Mini-Ram would come over frequently when I was studying for the PE and mess with my books. I can't get him to hold his baby books but if I bring a book that I'm reading into the living room he'll flip through it endlessly.
That's how you turn him into an engineer.

My daughter was watching an SoPE class with me and she started drawing mass-haul diagrams. It was a proud dad moment.

 
Mini-Ram also started soccer this weekend. I didn't think they had soccer for his age group but my wife found one. Predictably he wasn't a fan. It was him and four other kids in the 2-3 year bracket. The other four vaguely paid attention and participated while Mini-Ram ran around the park like a maniac :/
yup. At that age, it's a herd of kids frantically kicking at a soccer ball and a couple kids aimlessly wondering around.

 
Mini-Ram would come over frequently when I was studying for the PE and mess with my books. I can't get him to hold his baby books but if I bring a book that I'm reading into the living room he'll flip through it endlessly.
That's how you turn him into an engineer.

My daughter was watching an SoPE class with me and she started drawing mass-haul diagrams. It was a proud dad moment.
Did you pause and wipe the tear away?

 
Mini-Ram also started soccer this weekend. I didn't think they had soccer for his age group but my wife found one. Predictably he wasn't a fan. It was him and four other kids in the 2-3 year bracket. The other four vaguely paid attention and participated while Mini-Ram ran around the park like a maniac :/
yup. At that age, it's a herd of kids frantically kicking at a soccer ball and a couple kids aimlessly wondering around.


Not quite sure how I feel about mini-Ram being one of the kids aimlessly wandering. We'll see how it goes when I take him for round 2 this Saturday.

 
No, I critiqued her and told her that she better improve or she'll never make it in life.

I made her wipe her own tears.

 
The wanderers are the free spirit, hippy, thinkers.

My condolences.

 
snickette must have partied hard yesterday at day care. she would have likely have slept through the night if I hadn't woken her up to eat. she crashed at 7 and was out cold when I woke her up just before 1.

 
Just ordered one of these, he'll thank me later when he's got the world's strongest legs:

ball-and-chain.jpg
Don't you have one of these already?

 
My proud dad moments from yesterday's visit to the zoo.

There was a little girl who wasn't too thrilled to be on a ride and was on the verge of crying. My daughter spent the whole ride trying to make her feel better. At the end of the day, on our way out of the zoo, my daughter saw a little girl fall who was crying. My daughter approached her and asked of she was ok.

As an introverted engineer, I make it a point to stay the f*ck out of other peoples drama. But I was proud of my daughter for displaying such empathy.

 
On the bright side - with all that empathy, she won't be an engineer, so she'll probably partake in a career that's actually high-paying, fulfilling, and significantly less masochistic.

 
minisnick is going to get himself in trouble someday if he keeps up with the smart assedness.

I was feeding snickette this morning and told minisnick to get up and hurry, meaning get dressed, since he was still in his room doing something. He response, "I've been "up" since you turned my light on mom".

 
Back
Top