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boxing with teens

3 messages in this thread | Started on 2003-08-18

Re: boxing with teens

From: Drew Family (drewclan@aol.com) | Date: 2003-08-18 23:18:27 UTC
Oooo, Ooo, I'll tackle that one! We do it all the time, you just need
to have a few tricks. This is harder than three year olds, believe
me. If you have girls, bring the boyfriends. Boyfriends along make
everything more interesting, especially something with as high a
freak factor as letterboxing. You'll need food, lots of food for the
boyfriends. And accessorize! New shoes, especially, work well.
Getting ready for letterboxing can take as long as getting set for
the mall, so new accessories really help. Letterbox NEAR the mall.
Ok, bring the boyfriends, food, accessorize, pass near the mall.
Offer to let them drive (but not the boyfriends, trust me on this
part). If they drive near the mall in new shoes with the boyfriends
in the back seat they won't even NOTICE that they're spending time
with their parents! They'll love it, trust me!

Jay (four teenagers in the house, three of 'em women) in CT

> Hi all,
> Just a question.. I am new to this and have teenage kids. I have
heard a lot about people
> letterboxing with young kids. Are there many who do it with older
kids?
> Lisa



Re: [LbNA] Re: boxing with teens

From: Odilio (odiliofinder@yahoo.com) | Date: 2003-08-18 16:25:09 UTC-07:00
LOL but I bet your tricks work well!!!!!!!
Odilio

Drew Family wrote:
Oooo, Ooo, I'll tackle that one! We do it all the time, you just need
to have a few tricks. This is harder than three year olds, believe
me. If you have girls, bring the boyfriends. Boyfriends along make
everything more interesting, especially something with as high a
freak factor as letterboxing. You'll need food, lots of food for the
boyfriends. And accessorize! New shoes, especially, work well.
Getting ready for letterboxing can take as long as getting set for
the mall, so new accessories really help. Letterbox NEAR the mall.
Ok, bring the boyfriends, food, accessorize, pass near the mall.
Offer to let them drive (but not the boyfriends, trust me on this
part). If they drive near the mall in new shoes with the boyfriends
in the back seat they won't even NOTICE that they're spending time
with their parents! They'll love it, trust me!

Jay (four teenagers in the house, three of 'em women) in CT

> Hi all,
> Just a question.. I am new to this and have teenage kids. I have
heard a lot about people
> letterboxing with young kids. Are there many who do it with older
kids?
> Lisa



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Re: [LbNA] Re: boxing with teens

From: Lisa Cook (lisadcook@comcast.net) | Date: 2003-08-18 17:40:36 UTC-06:00
Thanks for all the replies on this one...one of mine just got her permit...so driving is a good incentive. Will have to look to see if there are LB near the malls....
I especially like the Drew family response...1 only have 2 teens...thank god...I wish you luck with 4. scary....lol
Lisa
----- Original Message -----
From: Drew Family
To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 5:18 PM
Subject: [LbNA] Re: boxing with teens


Oooo, Ooo, I'll tackle that one! We do it all the time, you just need
to have a few tricks. This is harder than three year olds, believe
me. If you have girls, bring the boyfriends. Boyfriends along make
everything more interesting, especially something with as high a
freak factor as letterboxing. You'll need food, lots of food for the
boyfriends. And accessorize! New shoes, especially, work well.
Getting ready for letterboxing can take as long as getting set for
the mall, so new accessories really help. Letterbox NEAR the mall.
Ok, bring the boyfriends, food, accessorize, pass near the mall.
Offer to let them drive (but not the boyfriends, trust me on this
part). If they drive near the mall in new shoes with the boyfriends
in the back seat they won't even NOTICE that they're spending time
with their parents! They'll love it, trust me!

Jay (four teenagers in the house, three of 'em women) in CT

> Hi all,
> Just a question.. I am new to this and have teenage kids. I have
heard a lot about people
> letterboxing with young kids. Are there many who do it with older
kids?
> Lisa



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