I read in The Telegraph that having a sister made you happier
So kind and generous to a fault Mummy that I am, I provided 2 of these bounteous gifts to my darling only son.
Does he appreciate the magnificence of the gesture ?
I think not.
The musings of a now empty nester as myself and fellow blogger husband Mr Adventuresinreality try and spend the kids inheritance one city break at a time...
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- When I started this blog in 2007 I was a single parent with 3 children aged 14, 11 and 10. Now in 2016, every one of those children has grown up and left home. I now live with my lovely best friend, my second and last husband and fellow blogger Mr Adventures in Reality and part of the time with the boy wonder, the one he made earlier. We try and outwit the offspring, do the house up and travel as much as we can.
11 comments:
He has my sympathy...all those women to deal with...oh oh oh :-)
Haha...one day he will girl. One day he will...
Yes - what lisaq said. It's worth all the...er, er... effort, NB! (*ducks*)
The Telegraph?!!! He will :) TFx
Ha! I think Master P would agree 100%! xx
Not yet, but he will. I've spent my entire life looking after my brother (even though he only arrived when I was three). I still look after him now and he's married!!
When it enables him to be a better partner to his Significant Other, because he's more in touch with his feminine side and more understanding, then he'll thank you Auntie Gwennie... You could suggest he could pay off your mortgage then by way of recompense?! Just a thought... xx
He's probably being too grateful to have such a grat mum! Sisters ae annoying until you grow up!
As an only child, myself, I can assure you that the day will dawn when your son will be grateful for any sibling of any sex!
Sisters-in-law can be fun. Perhaps it meant those?
NB - cheeky fecker that you are
Lisa- I hope so
Tim - I'm sure Charlie will be grateful in time
TF - oh yes, your auntie often reads the Telegraph, unlike some people in my life, who read The Daily Mail and tell me it's a proper paper, it's not
Pen - master P indeedly would x
WM - just like my EBD, she looks after him too, she was 3 when he was born as well
Fhina - I hope so, as long as he isn't a lap dancer or gets pregnant, nope sorry that's the other worry, as long as he stays out of borstal and unpierced (I felt your pain xx)
Mobs - I am still his favourite person in the world thankfully
MM - having read all your recent stuff, I know how much you mean that
Brother Tobias - Christmas must be fun in your family !!!!
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