And, my 4-1/2 yr. old twins positively try to climb into my laptop
whenever they hear me working on an ABCs stack for them...
Judy
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005, Todd Higgins wrote:
> I don't know if this counts, but my son is 5 years old, and he has
> enjoyed listening to me read from Dan's book : )
On 7 Dec 2005, at 11:09, Heather Nagey wrote:
Interesting info there. A couple of things are possibly skewing
perceptions of the average age of the community - youngsters likely
can't afford to go to conferences so you probably wouldn't see them
there, and I wonder how many of them have the
Lol... my girl is 2 and she will very happily bash away at the keyboard. One
time she even ripped a few keys off my laptop...
Among other things she very much enjoys pressing the reset button when I
haven't saved for a while ;-)
I don't know if this counts, but my son is 5 years old, and h
I don't know if this counts, but my son is 5 years old, and he has
enjoyed listening to me read from Dan's book : )
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Todd Higgins
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On Dec 7, 2005, at 9:28 AM, David Burgun wrote:
>she was intrigued with the
possibility of making the CEO into a flying pig that circled th
>she was intrigued with the
possibility of making the CEO into a flying pig that circled the window
(I was testing Arcade Engine at the time).
I would love to see that stack! :-)
Speaking for germany, I know that quite a few of the folks that hang
around at revolutionboard.de are far younger
>she was intrigued with the
>possibility of making the CEO into a flying pig that circled the window
>(I was testing Arcade Engine at the time).
I would love to see that stack! :-)
Speaking for germany, I know that quite a few of the folks that hang
around at revolutionboard.de are far younger
Hi,
I am currently teaching my Friends Son Alex (11) the wonders of RunRev!
All the Best
Dave
Interesting info there. A couple of things are possibly skewing
perceptions of the average age of the community - youngsters likely
can't afford to go to conferences so you probably wouldn't see them
Interesting info there. A couple of things are possibly skewing
perceptions of the average age of the community - youngsters likely
can't afford to go to conferences so you probably wouldn't see them
there, and I wonder how many of them have the dedication to wade
through and participate in thi
