Bragging on my youngest

[MaxMan]

Younger Son works in a lawn mower production plant-currently in paint, powder coat, and finish line. Some sort of production milepost is upcoming and the company has decided to build a limited run of 'Anniversary' models. Plant manager put Son in charge of hand picking best fit/finish parts for the run. Each and every part is to be examined and judged acceptable for the 'premium' logo.
For those who don't already know Son's history: he's legally blind. All QC through his department is 'hands on' inspected. Makes Dad proud.

You should be VERY proud. No Suger coating. Blindness is a big hurdle. I'm proud of him as a man and you as a dad who helped build him to be the man he is today.

 

[Mobuck]

Thanks to all of you.
When he was 14-15, I gave him a set of wrenches and an old lawnmower and told him to take it apart. After he'd done that, I told him to put it back together. I had to help a little but it was most certainly a learning process. He developed a knack for mechanics and made it work.

 

[MaxMan]

This brings back memories. My dad had a friend who was blind. They played cribbage one a month. Braille cards if course. Remarkable to watch him.