u/CryptographerHot6198

Let me start by saying, this offense really has the potential to rock out if the offensive line plays well. That’s been a trend with this team for a few years though and we all know that. The defense scares me a little. The new coordinator…. could be great! Absolutely, could do amazing. Could also do not so great, I just have no idea right now. I’m thinking maybe 12-5 ceiling? 9-8 floor? What do you think?

For those of you who have done this, how did it work for you? One giant smelter factory gets shipped out to one giant constructer factory gets shipped out to assembler factory so on and so forth. That makes better sense to my brain but the transport of things seems like it could get messy.

I 29m have a 7-year-old daughter who stays with her mom M-F, and I get her on the weekends. For her birthday last year, her mom purchased her an iPad. The first few months I allowed her to bring her iPad when she came to stay with me. Over time I've noticed she is much too addicted to it, so I've set a clear boundary; no iPad at Dad's house. This has caused tantrums upon tantrums and ultimately, she starts wanting to go home nearly immediately when she's dropped off on Friday. It's stayed this way consistently for a month a half of weekends. I've done my due diligence in attempting to keep her busy with other things on the weekends as well, but she craves her iPad. Do I allow her to bring it again? Do I get her in some type of counseling? Her mom allows her to use the iPad any time she wants without structure or boundaries and the attempted implementation of structure at my house is met with a lot of resistance. How do i approach this situation?

I 29m have a 7-year-old daughter who stays with her mom M-F, and I get her on the weekends. For her birthday last year, her mom purchased her an iPad. The first few months I allowed her to bring her iPad when she came to stay with me. Over time I've noticed she is much too addicted to it, so I've set a clear boundary; no iPad at Dad's house. This has caused tantrums upon tantrums and ultimately, she starts wanting to go home nearly immediately when she's dropped off on Friday. It's stayed this way consistently for a month a half of weekends. I've done my due diligence in attempting to keep her busy with other things on the weekends as well, but she craves her iPad. Do I allow her to bring it again? Do I get her in some type of counseling? Her mom allows her to use the iPad any time she wants without structure or boundaries and the attempted implementation of structure at my house is met with a lot of resistance. How do i approach this situation?