rascal
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No restraints here either and we travelled all over new Zealand. Cray cray when you think about it.
Russ
Russ
I know the "parent arm" reaction well, though by my time I think they had established some child safety protocols LOL.
I thought of another funny thing that happened during my early adventures in fatherhood. For almost half a year, I seemed to have forgotten how to cook a damn steak because they all came out "well done" instead of my preferred medium-rare. I attribute this to months of having to overcook meat for the preggo and also the newfound ADHD of watching baby and wife more than my skillet LOL!
I have since rectified this travesty and can cook a decent steak again.
Late 1960’s Station wagon kid here .. I remember when on vacations getting in the way back with blankets/pillows and stretching out on the hard metal surface /cargo area while the parents were in the front seat. Thought we had a place all our own. No seatbelts in the car. Never had car seats. Also remember riding in the bed of Dad’s pickup truck all over town.Neither did I and aren't you closer to my age than my DD's? The only car safety device I remember from when I was young is the above mentioned "arm."
We used to ride on the tailgate, common practice, all the way into town and back, no one thought anything of it.Also remember riding in the bed of Dad’s pickup truck all over town.
My ex SIL (the nieces' mom) only ate well done meat, including prime steaks. I actually got good at overcooking steaks. She got a craving for McDonalds when she was pregnant. Gained about 30 pounds each pregnancy... and the babies were each born at around 8 pounds. Do the math.
CD