And I thought my dad was a tough critic...

[Sean McEntee]

 

[Paul Taylor]

Now that's funny.

[Jim Kraft]

Cute Sean.
    I have found that babys rule the world. You put a baby in a room full of people and he/she gets all the attention.

[George Hostler]

about 10 years ago, a friend's toddler came to my office in the house.  He wanted to look at my Ringmaster Jr. I let him handle it, then he started crushing the wing ribs. He thought it was fun. I built it from a die crunched Sterling kit, and the wing ribs were from very light and soft balsa. I got it repaired two years ago, flown many times since. Stuff happens, and I can't blame the kid.

[Randy Cuberly]

I'd be willing to bet that your dad doesn't slobber on the stuff either! 

Randy Cuberly

[john e. holliday]

Enjoy the moments Sean,  bet your Dad could come up with some good ones of you.   

[Jim Kraft]

Enjoy now, but remember, they all grow up to be teenagers. 

[Sean McEntee]

Enjoy now, but remember, they all grow up to be teenagers. 

No boys till she's 30...

[john e. holliday]

Yeah, keep saying that.  I went through three daughters.   Now it is the granddaughters.

[Dan McEntee]

   Well that's one way to grade wood density! If the baby can't lift it, it's not light enough!
    I have been reading these and enjoying the comments. I could probably spend an hour typing stories about a certain blonde headed boy crunching up balsa and models when he was younger, including a brand new in the box Top Flite Duralume Ryan Trainer! (Gotta keep my eyes open for one of those, I still have the box!)
   Clara June will be just fine. Daddy just needs to be vigilant!
  Type at you later,
   Dan McEntee