Today the rascal turned 19. He is following his old man and going to George Brown College doing home building/renovation technology course. He prefers to learn a trade, unlike his other 2 siblings.

In today's world or today's economy--learning a trade may be more prudent than having a regular college degree----not sure about Canada, but in the US there are hundreds of thousands of college grads doing jobs that don't require a college degree---like serving coffee at Starbucks---they can't find good jobs.

Anyway, lemme wish your youngest a happy birthday---may all his dreams come true.

Rev

PS. NICE BOYS!

Wait! Is that Amral in the photo with 2 of his sons ? I thought it was Amral's 3 sons.hahahaha

Rev

Oh really!

He mentioned in another thread that his waist size has been the same the past 30 years---he's right.

Anyway amral--you are aging quite nicely---I thought you were your eldest son in that photo.lol

Rev

Happy 19th Birthday .May his dream come true .

great job daddy and mummy .

yall dont foget meh parrot yuh know, he is my last baby now.

He looks like a baby still, happy birthday to your son amral

and hello to your parrot

Happy Birthday to my Telly Tubby 
It seems like only yesterday I met him.

His baby is sitting on his shoulder.

Happy Belated Birthday to your son!

Happy Birthday to your son Amral!

You look like one of the boys

Congrats to the kid. Trade will earn him more than a college degree and have more job opportunities.

thanks all. At least he will get a discount on the tools of the trade

Looks like any shirt would be oversized for Amral. I could easily mistake Amral's young son there for me when I was his age. Except I used to pose a c oolie afro.

I trust your son had a wonderful birthday Amral. Last year for the 'teen' sound in his age.

Nice picture Amral.  You have not aged at all you still look the same way as you looked in Guyana so many years ago. Happy Birthday to the young man also.  I totally agree with the young man. Building trades and Auto Repair skills are the future in North America.