My first impression comes out as "You gotta do what you gotta do." That's not an original thought, but we all have the same dilemma as we move along in our lives. Creative folks with talent can make their creations seem easy. Working alone is not easy. It's a habit that works for many of us.
The impatience between father and son seems to stem from each other's questions. Sometimes we just want to be understood without having to explain ourselves. The closer the relationship, the more we expect the other to understand. How many fathers really talk (and listen) to their adult sons? Both Richards are fortunate.
Review of Fighting With My Dad
Rich Groen
Posted on April 26, 2006 at 05:51 PM
My first impression comes out as "You gotta do what you gotta do." That's not an original thought, but we all have the same dilemma as we move along in our lives. Creative folks with talent can make their creations seem easy. Working alone is not easy. It's a habit that works for many of us.
The impatience between father and son seems to stem from each other's questions. Sometimes we just want to be understood without having to explain ourselves. The closer the relationship, the more we expect the other to understand. How many fathers really talk (and listen) to their adult sons? Both Richards are fortunate.