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Bay Blade
Thu, 2010-02-04 19:01 | by Erin
Bay Blade
Eric is supper into Bay Blade. Basically it is just tops that you spin against each other to see which can knock the other out or make the other stop. Funny thing is it 2010 tech tops.
They are made up of 4 different parts. The face, the metal wheel, the truck, and the bottom. The way you combine the four pieces decides how it will react when you spin it. Some combinations are for attack, others are for defence. I really do not understand how the configurations work but Eric does completely. I wish he paid that much attention at school. Maybe I can take some comfort in the fact that "it is a geometry thing" and he will get something out of it.
But I wonder/worry about him and his kind of obsession mind set. Everything that comes along and is "cool" for the moment, he is so into, Pokemon, Nintendo DSi, etc. They all occupy a intense, INTENSE, interest for a moment in time and then quickly fade away.
The affect on my wallet is usually substantial but survivable, but I wish he would get "more" out of these experiences. Recently I have been thinking he should do some other activity like Judo or learn to play the
guitar or other individual thing where he can express him self with out the influence of all his classmates and friends.
I like all; well most of his friends, so the problem is not them, I just wish he would learn to be more of a individual, and less of a follower.
Either way he is a good kid, not perfect but, as close as a 8 year old with as many life hurdles as he has can be.
Finally, as a Dad with as many problems as I had as a kid, I do not think I could ask for a better son.
E./
Eric is supper into Bay Blade. Basically it is just tops that you spin against each other to see which can knock the other out or make the other stop. Funny thing is it 2010 tech tops.
They are made up of 4 different parts. The face, the metal wheel, the truck, and the bottom. The way you combine the four pieces decides how it will react when you spin it. Some combinations are for attack, others are for defence. I really do not understand how the configurations work but Eric does completely. I wish he paid that much attention at school. Maybe I can take some comfort in the fact that "it is a geometry thing" and he will get something out of it.
But I wonder/worry about him and his kind of obsession mind set. Everything that comes along and is "cool" for the moment, he is so into, Pokemon, Nintendo DSi, etc. They all occupy a intense, INTENSE, interest for a moment in time and then quickly fade away.
The affect on my wallet is usually substantial but survivable, but I wish he would get "more" out of these experiences. Recently I have been thinking he should do some other activity like Judo or learn to play the
guitar or other individual thing where he can express him self with out the influence of all his classmates and friends. I like all; well most of his friends, so the problem is not them, I just wish he would learn to be more of a individual, and less of a follower.
Either way he is a good kid, not perfect but, as close as a 8 year old with as many life hurdles as he has can be.
Finally, as a Dad with as many problems as I had as a kid, I do not think I could ask for a better son.
E./