I do not have to worry about grandkids. �One time we went to diner with a family we know. �Their late birthday three year old girl was sitting beside my late birthday three year old boy when her grandfather suggested the children make a cute couple and should get married when they grow up. �At least that's one less thing to worry about.
I want ask a question a little bit to one side of early development and nurturing talent. �Does a persons mind have fixed limits on how they can reallocate their mental resources or are the limits merely based on what they want out of life at the moment?
On the balance of fostering passion and exclusive passion I believe it depends entirely on what you believe.
Some people believe that it takes an entire lifetime of devotion from the very beginning to a self-selected passion to fully develop a certain kind of talent. �I know this because my computer lets me miraculously see what people I don't know are thinking�//^_^\\'. �Pure Bliss. �
I am not obsessed with helping my kid find their passion. �I wouldn't necessarily �support it properly because I believe he'll have many. �Here read this. �
http://www.davidsongifted.org/db/Articles_id_10685.aspx

K. It wasn't earth-shattering but I was personal and reflective. �I deserve an A for participation and a StRBux Frappicino Grande with 4 shots of expresso whipped cream and chocolate for getting an A.�

Youth lives by personality, age lives by calculation. -- Aristotle on a calendar