Posted 5/29/2019 20:58 (#7529961 - in reply to #7529867) Subject: RE: NEIndiana, I'm flattered but the credit goes to someone else....
Agree, 30 yrs is plenty. Just like raising kids, give them an opportunity to have failures/bad experiences while you are around to avoid a wreck for them. If you don't give it to them until you are dead and gone, you won't be around for them to ask questions.
NEIndiana, I'm flattered but the credit goes to someone else....
