http://www.redbloodedamericangirl.com/isnt-anyone-teaching-americas-youth-any-social-skills/ Americans have a duty to save the tradition of liberty in America. Free speech, individual rights, and American values are under attack. Fight for what Sat, 26 Feb 2011 03:40:31 -0500 hourly 1 http://www.redbloodedamericangirl.com/isnt-anyone-teaching-americas-youth-any-social-skills/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Leadrunner Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:57:33 +0000 http://redbloodedamericangirl.com/blog/isn%e2%80%99t-anyone-teaching-america%e2%80%99s-youth-any-social-skills/#comment-12 My two older sons, 41 and 37, both went to college. However, the best, and most valuable, education they received was from their mother. And, I hope I helped some. They learned yes sir, yes ma'am, please and thank you. They learned common courtesy and respect for others. As a result, they are capable of communicating and interacting with others from all age groups. Good article. My two older sons, 41 and 37, both went to college. However, the best, and most valuable, education they received was from their mother. And, I hope I helped some. They learned yes sir, yes ma’am, please and thank you. They learned common courtesy and respect for others. As a result, they are capable of communicating and interacting with others from all age groups. Good article.

]]> http://www.redbloodedamericangirl.com/isnt-anyone-teaching-americas-youth-any-social-skills/comment-page-1/#comment-5 NavMustang Sat, 25 Oct 2008 03:22:55 +0000 http://redbloodedamericangirl.com/blog/isn%e2%80%99t-anyone-teaching-america%e2%80%99s-youth-any-social-skills/#comment-5 I decided to conduct a little test based on your article today. So, to the 17-year old grocery store bag-boy, I said, " Thank you. I really appreciate that." He immediately ducked his head and looked in another direction. As I wheeled my groceries past him, I repeated, " Hey, thanks man." He mumbled something and looked away. I caught him again as I returned the empty cart to the store receptile. " Hey, there he is again! Thanks, man!" Yeah, it was getting funny to me. He got a panicked look on his face and walked quickly away. Poor guy. On the other hand, my neighbor's 15-year-old is at my house constantly, bombarding me with questions on how to fix things. Good article. I enjoy your writing. I decided to conduct a little test based on your article today. So, to the 17-year old grocery store bag-boy, I said, ” Thank you. I really appreciate that.” He immediately ducked his head and looked in another direction. As I wheeled my groceries past him, I repeated, ” Hey, thanks man.” He mumbled something and looked away. I caught him again as I returned the empty cart to the store receptile. ” Hey, there he is again! Thanks, man!” Yeah, it was getting funny to me. He got a panicked look on his face and walked quickly away. Poor guy.
On the other hand, my neighbor’s 15-year-old is at my house constantly, bombarding me with questions on how to fix things.
Good article. I enjoy your writing.

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