However, a person who wants to be at his kids school/sports events, etc. but fits that into an irregular schedule can be perfect.

Congratulations.I hope it works out for you, the kid and his mom.May I suggest a "reward" for him IF he completes everything without any problems ... something small but meaningful like a sports team shirt or a book.Perhaps you could offer him "continued employment" such as more yard work in the spring?

The first thing I did was trade my sports car in for a pickup truck (should have bought a 3/4 ton).

Practically all sports is about one person or one team beating another.

But is there a solution for sports?

I have been considering purchasing a sports bar in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

In fact, all the freak weather we've seen over the past 50 years only goes to support the idea of climate change, not reject it.Here's a bit more info:http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1962294,00.htmlSo, as usual, you probably shouldn't be getting your news and science information from high school dropouts...try putting down the sports page and go pick up a textbook...it really can't hurt...

We got a 2009 Honda Fit Sport that uses half the gas.

My personal hobbies include: hanging out with my friends, sports(huge dodger and laker fan, playing videogames, and REAL ESTATE(it seriously has changed my life)!

I'm looking at a sports shop selling Xavier and OSU stuff.