Bring your Kids (Daughters) to work day....

[RickM]

If I recall correctly this is a National deal. I personally love bringing my daughter here to work. Just had lunch outside in the beautiful weather.

Others doing the same today?

[magilla]

Theres about 40 kids in the conf room down the hall. What a racket, but looks like fun. Mine isn't old enough for the activities, so she just came in with Mom for a few minutes.

They were making DNA strands out of candy, last I checked.

[RickM]

LOL, DNA from Candy? That's cool.

My daughter is building a hotel right now. Heh heh.

[joeclarke]

Yeah, I'm planning a long lunch with my daughter today too... yep, un huh, she's my daughter, absolutely. It's as plain as the nose on my...

aw forget it. Well, she's gotta be somebody's daughter...

You don't actually expect a guy to go through a mid-life crisis on porsches alone, do ya?

[12own911]

Not allowed at my job... must be the new management.

[singpilot]

[fintstone]

Took my daughter to work twice. Both times all the guys hit on her every time I was out of sight. One guy still asks about her every time I see him.

[304065]

Singpilot, that can't be real: it looks like a Mirage.

[singpilot]

Amazing what can be done with software (PhotoShop).

Notice the airspeed... then not a ruffled hair on his head.

But it IS a great shot. 04R at the new Denver.

[rcm]

I had my daughter come to work a couple of times. Now she works for us. May be my boss someday.

[RickM]

Originally posted by fintstone
Took my daughter to work twice. Both times all the guys hit on her every time I was out of sight. One guy still asks about her every time I see him.

Wow, I hope this doesn't happen to me. My daughter's seven.

[rcm]

When I took Kaish to work I explained to all that I was a very possesive father unless she gave me the ok nod. She's twenty one now and I still keep an eye out. Hey, boys will be boys. I know I have one of those too who's 23. Of course being one helps understand thier thinking.

[RickM]

Awww, Kim...too bad. They do have a range of 7 to 13 years old here. Some feel left out.

Funny Joe, I can pick 95% of the kids' parents out by just looking at them. I didn't think it would be this obvious. But unlike school I know the parents much better so mannerisms come into play big time.

[fintstone]

The first time, my daughter was 12 and a college senior (premed with a 4.0 average) very respectfully asked me if he could take her out. I said, "but she is only 12.,,"....he almost died. The second time I worked elsewhere...we went on an office trip with our families to a AA baseball game..a nerdy 27 year old guy who actually worked for me asked her out right in front of me. She was 14 then. Of course she was not interested....the other young guys at work teased him relentlessly after that.

[RickM]

Thanks guys.
Thanks alot for cluing me into what I have to look forward to.

[fintstone]

Good luck Rick! Just remember...to you they look like "your little girl" long after they stop looking that way to others.

[Drago]

Thank goodness I have two boys...

[VINMAN]

Originally posted by joeclarke
Yeah, I'm planning a long lunch with my daughter today too... yep, un huh, she's my daughter, absolutely. It's as plain as the nose on my...

aw forget it. Well, she's gotta be somebody's daughter...

You don't actually expect a guy to go through a mid-life crisis on porsches alone, do ya?

[id10t]

Brought my little girl (3 and a half y/o) and we had ice cream with the college president... Andrew is still too young (4 months) to enjoy it..

[rcm]

My grandfather use to say "your better off w/ boys only one di#k to worry about. With girls you have to worry about them all".