Things to do around here
Things to do around here
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Things to do around here What can we do, as a community, to bring more kid oriented things together do? My teen is bored out of his mind but I don't want to drive to the Woodlands.
He's at the age where going to the movies don't cut it anymore. WHY do investors/owners not see this as an opportunity? Is it rent prices? I get insurance cost - but it's benefiting elsewhere.
RolloTomaso, slightlybitter and ZMAN + 6 more reacted He's at the age where going to the movies don't cut it anymore.
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Get him involved. HPD is having a gig at Texas Roadhouse Wednesday evening (Humble) between 5-9. Looking for volunteers for Special Olympics. Time to give back to your community.
How about a job? HEB hires kids as sacking help, etc, at about 14 or 15, I think? There are other kids there, and he can save his money for college!
There are lots around here. Main event, there are 2 voard game places, the Atascocita library does tons of stuff. School of rock, trails and bike paths, pools and library, Barnes and Noble has tons of things.
Many of you, like me, would Never have told our parents we were bored. I would have found myself with More chores than I already had! I would have been washing all cars, bathing dogs, polishing silver, cleaning windows, etc, etc , etc! Honestly, maybe add a few more chores to your child's list of those they do now. At that age, my boys learned how to cook more ( eggs, muffin mixes, lasagna; nothing gourmet, but good food that will keep the fed, without breaking the budget). Also taught them to iron, and sew on a button. The more you Prepare your child for when they will live on their own, the easier that life, will be. Btw, both of their wonderful wives were Very impressed they could do all these things, and they Cooked for these girls, early on..Big Boyfriend Points!!
Nah, I grew up w my grandmother teaching me those things at an early age. As a teen we lived outside w animals. People suck haha. I was country girl, cows, horses and dogs were my friends.
My parents owned a general store, when i was a teen, if I was home I had to work, so I stayed outside if possible. But i did have lots of chores still. I sticked soda coolers every night for the next day and I ironed all my dad's jeans every week. I REFUSE TO IRON anything now 😀
Cl1974 : How about a job? HEB hires kids as sacking help, etc, at about 14 or 15, I think? There are other kids there, and he can save his money for college!
There are lots around here. Main event, there are 2 voard game places, the Atascocita library does tons of stuff. School of rock, trails and bike paths, pools and library, Barnes and Noble has tons of things.
Chores were a part of growing up; it taught us how to survive on our own. We had fun time however growing up in the country was far better and freer than city life. Outdoors as much as possible.
Growing up outdoors is the Best; I grew up the same. On my horse, often bareback, a majority of the time. With three older brothers, I was a total tomboy, and loved every minute of it.
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