What do you suppose this means? Any advice for sons? They say, don't allow the son's over to spend long hours with badly managed sons of a neighbour, in fear of a pack of wolves returning back home.

Teach your SONS that the use of tobacco is a filthy, costly and unhealthy habit. The SONS with a cigar in mouth, a swagger in his walk, impudence on his face, a care-for-nothingness in his manner, older than his father (judging from his demeanour), is going too fast. Stop him, AND RE-EDUCATE your son again on the dangers of TOBACCO! Or, let him lie in peace.

The chances are ten to one that in a dishonoured grave will soon lie the buried hopes of a father, the joys of a mother's heart, and the pride of sisters ENVY. IS this advice agreeable? What do you say?

The word " can't " ought not to be found in your son's vocabulary. Teach him stick-to-it-ness. Don't flinch. Never fly the track. Hold on; hold fast; hold out. Any advice? Would you agreeably allow your own son to see life difficult?

TEACH your SONS to be self-reliant. "Ability and necessity dwell near each other," said Pythagoras. Let your son learn no other language but this: " You have your own way to make, and it depends upon your own exertion whether you sink or swim, survive or perish." The wisest charity is to help your son help himself.

Teach your boy not to despise little things. Life is made up of little things. The
"little things" in the aggregate make up whatever is great. Look to the littles. If we make the little events of life beautiful and good, then will the whole life be full of beauty and goodness. Any thoughts on home life? Agreeable advice or not.

Everyone talks about how great the father is, but is the son living proof of the father's good name? What do you say? Stereotype comments like this are common in society nowadays. But, is it true?

Agree to disagree. Do Fathers in the business trust their sons' judgement, and honour on an important decision to complete the deal.

Honesty is best right. What do you believe to be true? Walk straight from the start, and all you come in contact with will walk a straight line too.

Agreed? Teach your SONS to be open and frank. If THEY HAVE carelessly broken anything, and takes full blame upon themselves, and makes no excuses about it, don't punish them, but commend them for their honesty, and they will grow up every inch a man. Would you like your sons to be honest and open towards you as a father? If not, do you believe it is unnecessary to apply these rules to your own son at home?

Babies are ALL CUTE! Not really. It may be the naughtiest, dirtiest, ugliest, most fretful baby in all the world, but you can never make its mother believe it, and you had better not try. Any thoughts on telling the truth or let it rest a lie. What do you believe? Friendships pressures.