You know your kids aren't quite the same as others when...
Your elder daughter rings you and says " Mummy, I've just been to Asda and they had no pesto and when I came out there was a man weeing just outside the shop. What kind of a place doesn't sell pesto?"
And in another supermarket, in another town, your son says in a proud and happpy voice "Oh God that's brilliant, a free glass with the Budweiser, that means me and Johnny have the same glass, how good is that?"
So I have a daughter who doesn't gee her ginger at men weeing in the street and a son in the throes of a bromance.
Help me, Lucy Abigail, you're my only hope.
Sunday, 6 November 2011
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"Gee her ginger"? Did you just make that phrase up? :O)
Absolutely brilliant (about the pesto, I mean!) You should be a very proud mummy!
They sound quite normal to me...better than mine at that age.
Oh and by the way I awarded you the Versatile Blogger Award. If you pop over to mine you'll have to scroll down a bit as I've done a couple of posts since that one. Sorry...I should have mentioned it here before.
No pesto?! Dear God, is she living in some kind of Dickensian nightmare?
I am laughing so much at this - thanks for cheering me up :)
Hope Lucy hasn't dyed her hair.....and 'gee her ginger'???
You are beyond help. Or at least your children are!
x
Hilarious!!! That's kids for ya!!
They just know they have their priorities straight don't they?? Ha!
Hugs
SueAnn
My children are like that in Asda - TERRIFIED in fact! Can't find anything they want....pesto included - it's my daughter's favourite thing in the world. Lx
I can't even follow the comments of my teens. The texts from the Queenager are all over the place!
Lolly - no, my mum always said it, I thought it was a weegie one?
AM - you know proud's a word I don't often get to use about my children...
Ayak - ooh thank you, I will pop over and say thanks properly
Andy - yeah Northampton, doesn't even have a Starbucks, the deprivation of it
Nickie - send your address love and I'll pop them round, no, don't thank me, it's my pleasure
Libs - oh you so know my strong willed wean did dye her hair, and she loves it, I think it's not as nice as her own but who ever listens to their mother?
NB - I know, what damage have I inflicted?
SueAnn - but mine are just plain weird
Lu - my daughter is not keen on Asda but as she has no job it's all she can afford
EM - I know, I just don't even try to understand now, much better for my peace of mind I'm sure
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