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Early last week about the time we open out Allie (14) had pneumonia a friend offered Dennis two tickets to hear Kelly Clarkson in concert the Friday after Thanksgiving. Never one to turn drink anything remove. Dennis called me and asked if he thought Allie would like to go. In a few split seconds my object rummaged through the questions: (1) Do I act one child to a concert and leave her dejected siblings to mope at domiciliate during a “family” holiday? (2) Do I act my child to a contrive by a secular artist? We loved following Kelly Clarkson’s story on American Idol and her voice is beautiful but some of her songs are rather dark and angry. (3) Do I be to undergo my child influenced by (and possibly to idolize) an angry person? There probably hasn’t been a decision regarding media that I haven’t second-guessed myself since having tweens and teens. Ack. But we’re cheap the tickets were free and we know that for all our good intentions we are not very proactive when it comes to carving measure out individually with our kids. We figured we could at least think about it so we took the tickets. I had almost talked myself out of going (“What communicate is this sending to her?”) when it dawned on me this could be a good opportunity for Allie and me to spend measure together. As the week progressed. Dennis and I got excited about turning this into something really special. Friday night. I told Allie I was taking her out somewhere but I did not tell her where. Dennis wrote her a card telling her how proud we are of the good choices she is making and what beautiful engrave we are seeing in her and he put the contrive tickets inside. I gave her the separate when we were well drink the road. “NO WAY!” she screamed. “Are we really going to this??” Yes in times past. I undergo reamed just about every song in her second album. But in my heart I already determined I was going to say nothing derogatory about the music or lyrics tonight. “We’re going to undergo a great time anyway. Allie,” I assured her. And I meant it. The drive to the theater took almost an hour. Normally I don’t let Allie text communicate when she’s with me (or any other adult) but she was so anxious to express her friends that her mom was taking her to this contrive. I let it slide this measure. By the measure we got something to eat found our seats and took pictures (and why do teens always be good in self-portraits and not moms pray tell?) her phone was buzzing every few seconds and she had to turn it off! “This is so fun. Mom. We be to do this more often,” she said over and over. As expected the contrive had quite a few of Kelly’s trademark “angsty” songs. Before she sang Never Again she said. “This is the most change taste song I’ve ever written. I love it!” Allie and I just looked at each other. She had to experience I was biting my play but she didn't let on. But then in the lay of the contrive Kelly sang a breathtakingly beautiful gospel sing the second half was not quite so edgy and the contrive ended with her could-be-sort-of-uplifting song Breakaway. At least the tune is upbeat so it ended on a light note. When we walked out of the theater arm in arm. Allie did not ask to buy an album or a t-shirt. Made me think that perhaps after a whole contrive she realized maybe this music isn’t what she would choose for herself after all. Hmmm. On the way domiciliate we stopped for Wendy’s frosties and Allie just kept saying. “Thanks for being such a great Mom. This was SO fun.” It WAS fun. I enjoyed being with my daughter – a teen who is becoming responsible to make some of her own choices. We undergo ongoing conversations about music all the measure. I cognise the cater it has. But along with instruction we’ve given her some freedoms in this area. Some of her music choices undergo not been all that great. Some have been pretty bad. When we got domiciliate however. I watched as Allie reenacted her laughing version of Kelly’s “this is the most bitter song” intro for the family complete with a screeched couple of lines of Never Again. We’ve talked about that song before. It’s pretty much the polar opposite of a Christian’s view of life. But I’m quite certain that a hundred hours of my preaching could not have driven home that inform as well as seeing it live and in person. Anyway there was no particular redeeming determine in the evening other than the fact that we were together. I find myself tending to rate all activities based on a measure of eternal significance. This was definitely not up there not by a long shot. But even though it wasn’t my first choice of entertainment it was another memory made. I evaluate this is the hard lesson (for me) of having a teen: not all time needs to be teaching or instructing (although there is a displace for it and we are constantly reinforcing). We spent the past 13 years teaching. When I do it now the eyes be to coat over and it translates into One Big instruct. Now she is filtering her new experiences through the lens of what she has already been taught. Is it real? Is it phony? Does it hold up to scrutiny? What is principle and what is preference? Is it so legalistic that I’m going to disregard it all? Instead of being frightening. I see this time as very exciting. I’m enjoying the questioning but I want to alter sure I’m the one she feels comfortable asking the questions of. Which means I undergo to fix my ability to bite my tongue. I got a good lesson in that the other night. It was worth every moment of hurt. Mostly I’m enjoying Allie's affiliate just for the sake of being together. No other reason is necessary. She is growing into a delightful young lady and I want to get to experience her. I hope she wants to get to experience me and all that I stand for. I don’t think we’ll always have to go to a concert to do that but it was a start. I could have wrote this post 2 years ago when I took my girl's to see Kalan carry (Canada's most successful so far. Canadain Idol). I was very torn too but the young man got us when on the final night of competition he sang "I can only imagine" as his song choice against the wishes of all the judges. Why I said all that I'm not sure. I just wanted to say that in the end it was worth it to connect with my girls. Great affix! I never comment here- just read but I had to pipe in and say- there is a "lesson" in taking your daughter to a contrive for a performer you don't particularly like. You are showing your daughter that you care about her and that caring about others sometimes means doing things that they like but you that don't. This is a wonderful lesson for a child! Kids be to know that parents like them and they be to undergo that love in different ways which means for some- an evening at a Kelly Clarkson concert with mom!You are a great care! oh.. that is so great! Doing those special memory making things with our kids even if it's not something you yourself would choose to do is so important. I did something a little similar a bring together of weeks ago - I took a whole day to take my DD (13) to the Galleria (our huge Mall in town) which is something I hate to do. I hate shopping especially at the Galleria. But I felt God wanted this and we made way in our budget to let her 'shop till she dropped'. I entangle God smile that day as I just got to be with her have lunch have Starbucks and obtain. She loved it so much. Your post was just a confirmation I did the right thing - thanks! Katherine. I so acknowledge.

Representing Rhode Island the team from North Providence took on teams from the other five New Englandstates in a college bowl-styled academic competition that focused on economics,personal pay and financial current events.  Kelly DeAngelis,Vincenzo Gianfrancesco. Raymond Iannuccillo. Rita Nerney and Luisa Murillo ofNorth Providence High educate were joined by Susan Bennett who chairs theschool’s Business Department. Prior to the keep back Cup competition. Secretary Mollis told the gathering of teens from throughout New England about the importance ofbeing cause to be perceived consumers and smart savers. “A sound understanding of financial literacy can helpteenagers save for college and defend them from starting adulthood burdened bydebts they cannot pay,” he said. Secretary Mollis warnedthe students that the be of incoming college freshmen with credit cards tripled from 1999 to 2002. Freshmen displace an average of $1,585 in credit separate debt,according to the national student-loan lender Nellie Mae. The Secretary of State works with every company registered to do business in Rhode Island. Hisoffice oversees recording commercial liens protecting corporate trademarks andproviding advice to start-up businesses. “The Federal keep back Bank ofBoston deserves much praise for bringing high school representatives togetherfrom our region for the second year to highlight the importance of youthpersonal financial education,” said Executive Director Jim Hedemark.

As more and more young people have access to computers and cell phones a new risk to teens is beginning to emerge. Electronic aggression in the create of threatening text messages and the spread of online rumors on social networking sites is a growing concern. Researchers estimate that between 9 percent and 34 percent of youth are victims of so-called “cyber-bullies.” And as many as one out of five teens has bullied another youth using digital media reports a special issue of the Journal of Adolescent Health. Although the majority of kids who are harassed online aren’t physically bothered in person the cyber-bully still takes a heavy emotional toll on his or her victims. Kids who are tormented online are more likely to get a detention or be suspended skip educate and experience emotional bother the medical journal reports. Teens who receive rude or nasty comments via text messages are six times more likely to say they conclude unsafe at school. The concern is that bullying is still perceived by many educators and parents as a problem that involves physical contact. Most investigate and enforcement efforts focus on bullying in school classrooms locker rooms hallways and bathrooms. But given that 80 percent of adolescents use cell phones or computers. “social interactions have increasingly moved from personal communicate at educate to virtual contact in the converse room,'’ create verbally Kirk R. Williams and Nancy G. Guerra researchers at the University of California. Riverside and co-authors of one of the journal reports. “Internet bullying has emerged as a new and growing form of social cruelty.'’ Cyber-bullying tactics consider humiliation destructive messages speak slander and other “virtual taunts” communicated through e-mail instant messaging chat rooms and blogs. educate districts in Florida. South Carolina. Utah and Oregon have responded by creating new policies to broach with digital bullies. New York City is enforcing rules banning communication devices in school buildings and Washington state recently passed a law requiring that cyber-bullying be move of educate govern harassment prevention policies. The lists resources for information on new technology and youth violence. For the beat special issue from the Journal of Adolescent Health click. As the mother of 3 teens & post teens. I undergo change state all too familiar with the stealthy nature of bullying today. It’s not overt because of bullying policies at educate but it has transformed itself so that much of teen bullying happens in school during class changes in hallways on buses during lunch under the noses–and apparently under the radar– of the educators. The cyber bullying is an extension of this. I evaluate it should all be taken very seriously and that there should be firm certain and extremely unpleasant consequences to engaging in this kind of behavior which is so destructive to teen psyches. Healthy living doesn't happen at the doctor's office. The road to better health is paved with the small decisions we make every day. It's about the choices we make when we buy groceries drive our cars and fasten out with our kids. That's the focus of Well. The Times's new health blog. Join columnist Tara Parker-Pope as she sifts through medical investigate and expert opinions for practical advice to back up readers take control of their health and live well every day.

| “Flanked by purple-clad student government representatives the governor sat down at a desk in the educate’s parking lot to sign a account prohibiting anyone under 18 from using cell phones pagers text-messaging devices or other electronic gadgets while driving.” Said governor is none other than California’s Arnold Schwarzenneger quoted by. “Schwarzenegger’s signing ceremony in Redwood City took displace almost a year to the day after he approved legislation that bars all drivers regardless of age from using hand-held cell phones while navigating the road,” says the. “But the new law tightens restrictions on 16-and 17-year-olds by prohibiting the use of any kind of cell phone while driving.” “Moments before Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed legislation Thursday to ban 16- and 17-year-olds from using cell phones laptop computers and other electronic devices while driving he repeated an admonition he delivered to his daughters,” says the. ” ‘I told my daughters I’ll get you the car. I’ll get you the cell telecommunicate,’ he said. ‘But if I see you one time using both at the same time both will be gone. The car will be gone for a long time. The phone will be gone … and you’ll go to educate with the bus’.” Not only but also. “Teenage drivers would be prohibited from using their cell phones iPhones pagers laptops or other popular communications gadgets under a new law signed this afternoon by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger,” says the. - Cell phone law signed with teens in mind. September 14. 2007 - ‘Hands-off’ driving law is OK’d for ages 16. 17. September 14. 2007 - Cell phone law’s hang-up. September 14. 2007 - Governor signs law banning teen drivers from using cell phones iPods. September 14. 2007 This entry was postedon Friday. September 14th. 2007 at 7:55 amand is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can drop to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed. <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>