Haven't done the "The World Of War Craft," yet, but that may come. Our GS is 6+ and he is into "Angry Bird", so he'll get some of that, then there are Lego "Action Figures", it's not your father's Legos.We are trying to keep up with the current 6+ age group, and so far we seem to be doing well, because he want's to visit. He also likes working with the ipod mini, that we bought for our daughter for christmas. We also play soft ball in the back yard, go to the local park in his "red wagon". We try to incorporate the new with the traditional.

I sometimes get that message when I have a loose connection, either with my cable modem or the Linksys router. It will clear after checking the connections and/or pushing the reset button. Just my 2 c's. Bejay

I've done more than my share of internet dating. It's possible to meet "the one" this way. So is winning the lottery and being struck by lightening! Get out, join a hiking club, take a class, do the local art walk, become involved in volunteer work, hang out at the local coffee house, go to church. Internet dating can work but it's like trying to take a shortcut to your goal that is questionable, like a fad diet. My opinion! With all respect, I've met some wonderful people online but nothing takes the place of social context and a sense of community when you date someone. It really does make a difference.

Hi believer.My mom threw me out when I was 16 (because she didnt like her BF looking at me).I had to quit school and get a job to support myself. I dont hate her for it though,because I'am a REALLY strong individual who can survive on my own. You may not think throwing this son who is now in his twenties out is something a parent could do,and I know it can be hard emotionally for the parent who would feel guilt,but I honestly believe that TOUGH LOVE,is sometimes the best love a parent can give. Without it,he will only lead a stunted adolecence and never grow to his potential. Internet addiction is real,but if he wants to continue his addiction,your husband should make him get out,get a job and pay for his own internet service to support the addiction.At least he will not have the physical withdrawals like drug addicts do. I hope what I've written doesnt sound harsh.But if I,a former girl of 16 can survive out there,then so can a grown man. :)