Or more specifically, my dad. I'm sick of him thinking the wrong things! He may say that I'm turning into a teen, finally getting the angst that I think, "I know everything." Observation has proved otherwise. I notice that he says things before I do, trying to show off his knowledge. He thinks he may know something and he doesn't.

One story: We have band practice. My friend asks my dad if he knows anything about piano. I know for a fact that he doesn't, or at least he knows very little. My other friend steps away from the keyboard to let my dad take over. Although I know I was being prideful and disobeying my dad, I still spoke out, "He doesn't know anything about piano." He claims that he does and continues. Asking where the C key was, he hits the F key. I'm pretty sure he doesn't know what he is doing. With confidence in what I'm doing, since I know he would take forever in finding out everything, I just HAD to take over. I know he wouldn't do things the easy way and try to do it the hard way. I did this little project in five to ten minutes where it would have taken him at least fifteen to figure out the notes of the chords, the notes on the piano, and then the progression.

He asks where I get my attitude from. I have to reply, "I get it from you." I know I do! I only argue with him and he always gets an attitude if I do SOMETHING wrong.