You Are The Smartest Man

My father is the oldest son of his family. He has nine siblings, four brothers and five sisters. He is a very hard worker individual. He started working at a very young age in order to help his family. Right after he graduated from high school, my father enrolled in the air force. My father is a very persistent man; he does not give up easily. He is a very happy go lucky person. He is really social and outgoing, always making jokes, telling stories and making other people laugh. He is really passionate about drawing and designing things. He enjoys working with his hands and going outdoors. He is more adventurous than my mother.

When I look back at my childhood I cannot picture it without you. You have helped shaped who I am today and for that I thank you. When I think of you i think about all the love that you have to give. I am so lucky to have you in my life and I will always cherish the memories that I have with you.

Educate your children - Be clear about the kind of personal information your children should not divulge over the Internet, including their names, addresses, and phone numbers. Teach your children what to do if a stranger approaches them online. Monitoring software will allow you to monitor, chats, emails, website visits, and internet searches so you can keep informed silently. Specifically, tell children to cut off communication with any person they don't know and to notify you

Email – If children have email accounts they could come across files of people they don’t know and they may inadvertently open a virus or an inappropriate image.

How can parents be constantly aware of their children? How can they manage their time to monitor all their business? When is there a valid reason to do so? In the article, “ Undercover Parent” Coben talks about all the key concepts of why it’s convenient to look into spyware.

Bubba, Sometimes we get so caught up in the day to day routine of life we rush right through the day. Growing up, I observed many different things. There is something about our bond that I cannot explain, which sounds so incredibly cheesy. In fact, you are probably laughing at the screen right now reading this, but we both know you know exactly what I'm talking about. Sadly, not everyone gets to have you as a big brother (well, I guess it's sad for them), You are intelligent, funny and nice. Everyone who has had the pleasure of meeting you knows that you are one of the most down-to-earth human beings to ever live. A gift from Dad, because you are so much like him and I have the best role models ever on how being a Dad. You are such a good

Get the passwords to all your children’s Facebook, twitter, email and other social accounts. Make sure the family computer is in a common area and the screen can be seen by all. If your children have cell phones, switch over to a prepaid plan that you can control so they can not send pictures or text messages.

When I found out your Dad was going to take you away for the weekend I got really excited for you. You are so blessed to have a Dad that cares so much about you and your walk with Christ.

My dad has always been my biggest motivator and the reason for growing up the way I did. We had a very tight relationship; I was definitely a "daddy's girl." I always wanted to be around him, he was someone I looked up to when I was younger. I always looked at him like he was so much more

You've always supported me my whole life, everything I've asked for you've gotten it for me. You always have food on the table for us to eat. We never go to sleep hungry and Im thankful for that. You are always at my games, you get me everything I need for my games. You have been there for me all through high school motivating me to graduate and go to college to get away from here. You have made everything for me and my brothers easy for us and not burdensome. Y’all work hard everyday to provide us with the things we need and some of the things we want but don't need. I hope to go to an 4 year university and play football to make it to the National Football League. My dad was with me all my life on the field, he was always my coach, pushing

To Dad, Im sorry. I have broken your trust and broken a relationship. I do things before I think and it hurts everyone around me. I hope you can remember that I am still 16 and that I will make mistakes. I will make mistakes but because the way you have raised me I will learn from what I’ve done. I can take my dumb ideas and turn them into something that will better me as a person. Im sorry I don’t share all my feelings with you but in general I live life to impress you and this was not a way to do that. I know I have broken our trust and I know I may not be the perfect son but I am still your son. I ask for forgiveness and I hope we can work back to the strong bond I thought we once had. Once again I’m sorry Dad. To Dawn, I’m sorry. Your really the only mother figure I have and I can’t throw that a way with the things I do. I have broken your trust that I take for granted and for that I’m sorry. I take for granted all the things you do for me and I wish that I can rebuild trust that with you, over time. I know I have messed up and I know you won’t think of me the same but I am sorry. Overall, in life I get caught up trying to impress everyone that I become mentally drained. I become disconnected from reality and disconnected

“This legislation grew out of the fact that by 1998 roughly ten million American children had access to the Internet, and at the same time, studies indicated that children were unable to understand the potential effect of revealing their personal information online and parent failed to monitor their children’s use of the Internet.” (Koby)

I don’t think that my dad knows how much I really do appreciate him and everything that he has done for me. My dad has been there for me every step of the way. From teaching me the essentials like walking and talking to just the simple joys in life like riding a bike and driving a car. Every step of the way he was right there telling me how proud he was. To some those are just simple words but to me they mean so much more. The one thing I want in life is to make my parents proud and to never disappoint them. But what my dad doesn’t know is how proud I am of him. I’m proud of how he puts family first, always. I can always count on my Dad to be there at everything I do. I’m proud of his sense of humor, and how he lifts the spirits of those around him; how he can lift the spirits of our family when times are tough. My dad did not have the easiest childhood, he lost his mother as a teenager and grew up with just a father but still today he is one of the happiest most joyful hearted men I know and for that I am proud. I’m proud to tell you that he took the time every night when

Thank you for being so appreciative and letting me know you appreciate it when I make you a drink or remind you of a call to make or an errand to run. It shows me you do not expect things of me and makes me want to be the same with you.

Privacy is always a concern for any communication exchange carried out online and children often do not understand the risks involved in giving out too much personal information on the Internet. This is of particular worry when such information is given to an individual who your child does not know personally to; they may argue that someone is an online 'friend' but to all intents and purposes that person is effectively a stranger. To many children the online world isn't the same as the real world and they can often behave in a way they would never do face to face, and say things they would never say, leaving them much more vulnerable in an online environment. They may also be less protective of personal details such as their mobile phone number or address, which could have undesirable implications for them.