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Originally Posted by Jenstar:

I have had a very upset little girl this morning.... She went and got 2 hair bobbles and wanted me to put a rainbow in her hair and i got the whole bottom lip out crying when i couldnt little kids are funny sometimes.

Call yourself a mother? If a little girl wants a rainbow in her hair she should have one. I'm shocked

 

Incidentally OMG!!! I thought I'd gone OTT with Jack's Easter hat and had to rein myself in - at the 'parade' this morning there were some absolutely fabulous creations I think the saying goes 'My hat was knocked into a tin hat'.

 

Think on Jen ........some fabulous mums out there

 

only joking

Soozy Woo

My youngest is off school 'sick' (hmmmm) today so we've been watching the old family dvds that I've made since he was a baby.  He was the cutest, baddest, funniest little kid ever.  He loves watching them and can't believe how 'bad' he is in them.  We captured him sitting on his brother loads (his brother is a wiry kid, the youngest is STURDY to say the least) and sneakily hitting him pretending he was playing.  My poor eldest must have been tortured.

 

The dvds have put him off having a baby in the house though.....he thinks he's going to get tortured next

Ells
Originally Posted by Ells:

My youngest is off school 'sick' (hmmmm) today so we've been watching the old family dvds that I've made since he was a baby.  He was the cutest, baddest, funniest little kid ever.  He loves watching them and can't believe how 'bad' he is in them.  We captured him sitting on his brother loads (his brother is a wiry kid, the youngest is STURDY to say the least) and sneakily hitting him pretending he was playing.  My poor eldest must have been tortured.

 

The dvds have put him off having a baby in the house though.....he thinks he's going to get tortured next

 That made me RL lol, Ells.

Yogi19

I've just been thinking about what I wrote up there ^^^.

 

Do you know what? Although I was (and still am) a very enthusiastic and creative mum and grandma - the creativity is really all in my head. I am shockingly bad with practicalities. I'm a designer not a maker.

 

My poor girlie never got the french plaits and crimping and other wonderful hair styles. It was fashionable at the time to have an off centre pony tail on the top of your head .............that's what she got every day and although the hair bobbles and slides were beautiful and funky ...........the pony tail really wasn't that good She still resents it to this day ........never lets me forget - she's 31 now!

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Ells:

Soozy I am the same.  I have brilliant ideas on costumes for my kids or something for their room but when I make it it looks like a 2 year old created it.  

Yes but all you have to do is shrug your shoulders and say .....................but they wanted to do it for themselves. Even though you've been up half the night doing something and you get to school to find that compared to the others your stuff looks like a bag of s**t. You just say 'the kids did it'. Everyone then thinks your kids are wonderful and you're a really laid back mum

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
I've had a pleasant day so far visiting Bowburn, Bishop and West Auckland, Shildon,Fishburn and Coxhoe.
As Cinds will confirm, it's safe as long as you don't look directly at people or show your teeth.

Wow - i have friends in Fishburn and Bowburn and used to drive through Coxhoe regularly!!

Mostly grim places

Saint
Originally Posted by pirate1111:

young step-son is upstairs with his girlfriend AGAIN

at least he keeps the door open now lol

i asked him other afternoon where his girlfriend was

he said 'she's not my girl-she's my ting'

i said 'you what?'

apparently now young boys dont have girlfriends

they have a 'ting'

i gently explained to him he's not black

 

FM
Originally Posted by pirate1111:

young step-son is upstairs with his girlfriend AGAIN

at least he keeps the door open now lol

i asked him other afternoon where his girlfriend was

he said 'she's not my girl-she's my ting'

i said 'you what?'

apparently now young boys dont have girlfriends

they have a 'ting'

i gently explained to him he's not black

Jen-Star
Originally Posted by pirate1111:

young step-son is upstairs with his girlfriend AGAIN

at least he keeps the door open now lol

i asked him other afternoon where his girlfriend was

he said 'she's not my girl-she's my ting'

i said 'you what?'

apparently now young boys dont have girlfriends

they have a 'ting'

i gently explained to him he's not black

Originally Posted by pirate1111:

and now im off to pub

No singing! 

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by pirate1111:

young step-son is upstairs with his girlfriend AGAIN

at least he keeps the door open now lol

i asked him other afternoon where his girlfriend was

he said 'she's not my girl-she's my ting'

i said 'you what?'

apparently now young boys dont have girlfriends

they have a 'ting'

i gently explained to him he's not black

Originally Posted by pirate1111:

and now im off to pub

No singing! 

FM
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Why do your kids phone you when Eastenders and Corrie is on, that's an hour I'll never get back

I live in a time warp .......I've got stuff on hold all the time - it can be ten o'clock at night but I think it's about 8.30 as I've been delaying. Useful function but can be confusing for a dotty 'ole biddy like me!

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Rexi:

And Cinds, i loved Pricilla. What a hoot!! I can't remember which bit you told me to look out for though, but I will never dunk a ginger nut again!!

I so want to see it now.

From the Telegraph

The word filthy is inadequate. But the one-liners and snide   put-downs are also wonderfully funny and there was one gag involving a man   nicknamed Trumpet and a ginger nut biscuit that almost had me out of my seat   and writhing helplessly in the aisle. As for road kill.

FM

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