-=> Quoting Maurice Kinal to Nancy Backus on 06-Oct-2017 04:03 <=-   
      
    NB>> Being careful not to appear to be playing favorites, eh...?   
      
    MK> Something like that.  I am not sure they even notice.   
      
   Or if they do, it's probably not recognized properly...  :)   
      
    NB>> Only one kid, so no favoritism at play there...   
      
    MK> I have two and my wife used to think the eldest was my favourite since   
    MK> I treated them so much different and the youngest was often in   
    MK> trouble, moreso than the elder one.  However I love them both dearly   
    MK> and I seriously doubt there is any favouritism at play, or ever was,   
    MK> despite what my former wife thought at the time.    
      
   Sometimes different treatment is merely a recognition of different needs   
   needing to be met...  what would benefit one might not the other, and   
   indeed might even prove detrimental... and vice versa....  :)   
      
    MK> As for the grandchildren I don't see them often enough to even get   
    MK> the chance to see of any of them could potentially be a favourite.    
      
   And each of them probably has particular traits that are endearing and   
   others that are less so...  ;)  At least you have grandchildren... :)   
      
   ttyl      neb   
      
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