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September 2007 - Posts
Great Attitude
I like to brag on Michael here, it’s pretty easy, he amazes me.
I think I’ve pointed out before that he has an awesome attitude.
Yesterday, I was working putting up a ceiling fan – typical situation where it should take 30 minutes but for one reason or 15 others I spend a couple hours trying to get a very simple part of the job done.
Well I was complaining about it as I worked and adding how I would have
made the fan differently so it would be easy to setup.
Michael has heard this before
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While I’m installing the fan Christine calls, she’s re-doing her kitchen by herself and was similarly frustrated with her situation.
So, I hang up the phone, go back over to where the ceiling fan is and notice Michael is smiling pretty big.
I asked if he was smiling about the conversation with his mom – he gave me a thumbs up and then after a
few questions I concluded that he was somewhat amused with both of our frustrations.
At this point most of us dads would probably be a little upset and say something like, “Yeah, just wait, you’re still a kid and don’t know about anything frustration, life is easy”.
In Michael’s situation, I realize it’s the other way around, he has a much better understanding of frustration than I do and yet – he’s smiling.
I had to stop tell him how proud I am of him.
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09-04-2007 10:55 AM
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