House Parenting Blog Posthttp://www.houseparenting.comInteract with other House Parents, Moms and Dads and the joys of raising children. Share your own house parenting experiences or just read about mine as a stay at home dad.en-usTue, 07 Sep 2010 21:02:05 MDTTue, 07 Sep 2010 21:02:05 MDTwebmaster@HouseParenting.comWe Are Still Good Peoplehttp://www.houseparenting.com/bloglink/Terminator1010/fullblog/36.htmlI have heard many times people comment that the "end times are here…just look at the world is!" I have heard the comments towards our youth and how uneducated and disrespectful they are. I view things in a slightly different perspective. Most of us "adults" have done "disrespectful" things in our youth. We all went through phases from the Indian wars to the World Wars. We have gone from Elvis Presley to Van Halen, from Hank Williams to Shania Twain. Many generalizations of those who are different than the normal and those who aren't our age must obviously be inferior to our o2007-12-04 07:40:59http://www.houseparenting.com/bloglink/Terminator1010/fullblog/36.htmlAfternoon With Mommyhttp://www.houseparenting.com/bloglink/Terminator1010/fullblog/31.htmlOne weekend, in a not so far away place, the Meek family ventured for an entertaining afternoon with my mother! My mother has been staying with her boyfriend/fiancé for about five or six years now. They live in about a 1200 square foot home on some acreage. They really have a cute place, sky blue, all wood, and white accents, including some intricate molding work on the front porch. They have a very large 5th wheel RV that they travel in on a regular basis. Behind the house sit two large 12X20 storage buildings, one is dedicated to clothes stacked two tiers high; the other is2007-10-10 07:06:59http://www.houseparenting.com/bloglink/Terminator1010/fullblog/31.htmlTurning Pointhttp://www.houseparenting.com/bloglink/Terminator1010/fullblog/30.htmlMarch 20th was my adopted father's birthday. He would have been 73 if he were still alive today, and probably still telling great jokes and giving even better advice, that only a son would be arrogant enough to ignore. He couldn't have kids, physically, so he raised my brother and I from the time I was eight. He had served in the Air Force for 22 years as an air traffic controller. My Dad and Mother came to visit my wife and I in October of 1996. We had a great visit. After they had left, my wife and I split up…I was devastated. This was the beginning of my three years o2007-10-08 11:23:58http://www.houseparenting.com/bloglink/Terminator1010/fullblog/30.html