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difficult child is doing fine, at least till now
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<blockquote data-quote="SuZir" data-source="post: 607469" data-attributes="member: 14557"><p>Yeah, I was worried about him having a room mate. Last try (when he first moved to his last town) really didn't go well. But it seems few years and living with girlfriend have taught him some room mate skills. And while personality of his new room mate seems quite opposite of difficult child's, that too can be a good learning experience for both. And given the circumstances they at least are both highly motivated to get along and try to enjoy each others company.</p><p></p><p>Oh, I also forgot one thing that makes difficult child ecstatic: After cuts between pre season and regular season, first time ever in difficult child's career in men's team, he is not the youngest in his team. And let's face it, he used to be youngest or close to it through his junior career too. But now there is one younger kid in regular team. By all five weeks and three days, but when inside rank in team is determined by age (like it is at least in difficult child's sport and most others I know about), every day counts. Of course there is enough of dirty and boring chores around to spread them to not only the youngest but also few close to that (and that difficult child is not likely to escape any time soon) but not being the youngest gives difficult child a possibility to delegate some of the most bothersome tasks to the poor kid below him in rank. And difficult child seems to think there is world of difference between being the one who carries a massage table around and one who carries their audio system around. Latter one may be just as heavy, but it does handles and it doesn't get as easily stuck in doors. Makes difficult child a very happy boy <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/Graemlins/rofl.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":rofl:" title="rofl :rofl:" data-shortname=":rofl:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SuZir, post: 607469, member: 14557"] Yeah, I was worried about him having a room mate. Last try (when he first moved to his last town) really didn't go well. But it seems few years and living with girlfriend have taught him some room mate skills. And while personality of his new room mate seems quite opposite of difficult child's, that too can be a good learning experience for both. And given the circumstances they at least are both highly motivated to get along and try to enjoy each others company. Oh, I also forgot one thing that makes difficult child ecstatic: After cuts between pre season and regular season, first time ever in difficult child's career in men's team, he is not the youngest in his team. And let's face it, he used to be youngest or close to it through his junior career too. But now there is one younger kid in regular team. By all five weeks and three days, but when inside rank in team is determined by age (like it is at least in difficult child's sport and most others I know about), every day counts. Of course there is enough of dirty and boring chores around to spread them to not only the youngest but also few close to that (and that difficult child is not likely to escape any time soon) but not being the youngest gives difficult child a possibility to delegate some of the most bothersome tasks to the poor kid below him in rank. And difficult child seems to think there is world of difference between being the one who carries a massage table around and one who carries their audio system around. Latter one may be just as heavy, but it does handles and it doesn't get as easily stuck in doors. Makes difficult child a very happy boy :rofl: [/QUOTE]
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