sury wrote:Greg, too late. She already has access to one.
Sury
Hi Sury,
Kinnera is lucky girl and I'm sure she is aware that she has a good father who thinks the world of her at such an early stage in her life .
When I hear of men such as yourself being good and treating equally to their daughters it warms my heart and I'm filled with hope for all the 'daughters' that receive unequal treatment especially if they had brothers around.
My father never let me use the family car even though I had a driving license while he let my brother drive and exploit it until it was trashed. Gendre discrimination between children leaves a very bitter feeling that doesn't go away and one loses all respect for one's father or parents.
Glad that you treasure your daughter as much as you do your son. We need more men and women on Earth that think and act like you do. Only then we'll have healthy generations aspiring to be even better human beings.
Hope we get to see photos of Kinnera's graduation from the university and the party cakes as well when the time comes.
Yildiz