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Title: Teenager with a tricycle
My son has reminded me of growing up at his age ever since he became a teenager. Knowing how much of a problem I was for the parents, I worked very hard to understand my son's overall conduct, any challenges he could be having in school, and any other incidental issues he was dealing with.
We'll spend the holidays together in a village that doesn't supply enough for a youngster from a big city. Given how much time today's teenagers spend in front of screens, having electricity and the Internet is sufficient.
Spending time in the countryside in a house with a large yard, lawn, orchard, and garden requires a significant amount of physical labor. Help is frequently required because a set of hands is insufficient. The job was to move the bricks from the pile to where I was going to build the brick path.
His tricycle from when he was a couple of years old stood next to the pile of bricks. He began messing with the small tricycle as soon as he completed transferring the bricks, even though I specifically said not to. At that moment, I realized that I had made him literally do it out of spite. Stunts and jumps with a tiny tricycle. The following photographs depict the scenes.
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