Wednesday, 9 November 2011

Too good to be true

Remember the last post where I was hoping that Beautiful Baby Daughter would be my only regular human child? Well, that's not working out too well, truth be told.

On return from school today Beautiful baby daughter informed me in a proud and happy voice that she'd learned a new word.

From her English teacher.

So far so good.

So, as is a good mummy's wont, I enquired as to the new word.

Would you like to know too?

Promiscuous.

Splendid, so no hope for me then.

As you were.

16 comments:

AGuidingLife said...

heck, who wants regular?! You super-size those pesky little varmits you got there!

auntiegwen said...

S - always willing to share them, I can drop them off at your's...

Andy said...

I can only imagine the look of disdain that particular gem atrracted. From the BBD I mean.

auntiegwen said...

Andy - au contraire, she was thrilled and plans to use it in every conversation, gawd help my mother!!!!!

Looking for Blue Sky said...

How's your Mother's hearing? Could she actually be saying something like 'precious' when your Mother is around.... I'm sure BBD will get bored with using it in every conversation, so I'm wondering what words the English teacher with teach her next. It's a scary thoughtXx

auntiegwen said...

LFBS - it was in reference to Curly's wife in "of mice and men" :)xx

Looking for Blue Sky said...

Oops, am not with the programme tonight clearly :)

Gigi said...

But can she spell it?!

Sorry, inside joke. Every time Man-Child comes home with a new word that is what I would throw at him in a misguided attempt to improve his spelling. He usually surprises me.

And yes, Curly's wife WAS promiscuous.

auntiegwen said...

LFBS - me either and I did that book as my set text at O grade in 1982, seriously, the kids find it hilarious we haven't changed the curriculum in that feckin long

Gigi - ah, cunning plan my dear, no fear Lucy Abs could spell that, spelling is her nemesis

Sueann said...

Ha! Now that is funny!!
Did the definition come with this new word learning? Ha
Hugs
SueAnn

Helena said...

lol......I think I learned that word from 'Jackie' in 1976, Gwen - round about the time I started subconsciously acting it out!

Anonymous said...

Oh dear! A while back out youngest asked a "what does ..... mean?" question.

I can't remember what .... was (thank God) but I do remember her Mother's nervous nervous tick develop as I launched into the "Well..." speech !!!

Rarelesserspotted said...

Does she know what it means? I think she needs to be told its a type of mythical Greek deity who doted on adorable cuddly characters and other innocent pursuits.
XX

Family Affairs said...

Ha ha - love those new words - my 11 y/o regularly comes back with inappropriate words Lx

Expat mum said...

Just as a side note, have you SEEN the movie with John Malkovich and Gary Sinise? OMG - if you can, watch it.

auntiegwen said...

SueAnn - Gawd I hope not

Lena - ah is that why you're friends with Neil????

Jon - oh I hate those kind of questions, but as you're so good at them, I'll just send them to you, no I insist, it's no trouble

Steve -I like your version better xx

Lu - the joy of being the youngest really

EM - no never seen it, must look out for it