- Mar 28, 2013
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No you don't. You sit her. No kid is automatic, whether #1 being lights out (esp when drained) or #2 being shelled; many #2s are #1 quality. Your description of #2, that's for drama purposes in your story. If she is that bad, you should have developed #2 better. In any case, you still sit your daughter and take whatever happens. They're kids. The trophies don't matter, but they need their bodies for a lifetime. Perhaps this is why pitchers' parents should not coach the team.
I started to reply and point out your amazing feats of extra sensory perception may not be as sharp as you think they are. but then an old saying about pigs and mud came to mind so Ill just say you are right. I'm a total fool for even having those dilemmas and you can continue with self esteem intact. How's that.