I have been to Marie-Antoinette’s fake hamlet and I remember thinking “I guess the French Revolution was not overreacting”.
Also: let me just add, as someone who grew up in SF: If you raise your kids in Menlo Park, you need to accept that they are going to grow up to be softer than baby shit. It’s fait accompli. Your glorified trampoline isn’t going fix that.
The ’60s were a time of American prosperity not seen since, and that prosperity had social ripples that enabled suburban kids to grow up like Mike Lanza. Today, roaming free in a safe place is an enormous privilege for most American kids. Helicopter parents are a symptom of outrageous income inequality, not maternal…
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“It helps me surrender to the flow,” he told me. “It gives me patience! Patience is the most important thing when raising kids.”
It sounds like The Last Kingdom by the description. It’s a show, not a movie though so maybe I am wrong?
The Last Kingdom - my husband is watching it now :)
You’re supposed to get a little dance-y: