It seems a bit unlikely to teach a boy that young to inspect wagons, or not?
Not necessarily. My younger sister always wants to learn the same things that I am. She's nine years younger than I am, and knows heaps of stuff that I wouldn't have known at her age.
But eight or younger seems a bit young to me to teach carpentry, especially if you have another boy who is much older and can do it. I would expect that you start maybe if the boy is a teenager.
A tiny mistake?
- 28/11/2009 08:48:37 AM
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Re: A tiny mistake?
- 28/11/2009 08:55:12 AM
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Well, I don't know how old you are...
- 28/11/2009 09:02:30 AM
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Nah, not too young to teach the basics. On a farm, they'd learn even earlier I'd think. *NM*
- 28/11/2009 09:09:05 AM
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Yeah?
- 28/11/2009 09:22:52 AM
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Definitely 110% for sure and probably younger than that. (I live in Nebraska).
- 28/11/2009 05:42:40 PM
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I learned to drive the truck when feeding cattle at 5 or 6. Farm kids learn stuff. *NM*
- 29/11/2009 02:53:31 AM
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Re: A tiny mistake?
- 28/11/2009 08:18:20 PM
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And the rest of the book supports an argument that proper wording is not B-Sand's strong suit.
- 29/11/2009 02:35:53 PM
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Considering that Perrin is a moron, I would be very surprised if that were the case. *NM*
- 29/11/2009 05:28:09 AM
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