Originally Posted by planets:
“We also had to eat what we were given. I was round at a friend's house at the time her son was 2 less than 2 and she's asking him what he wants
asking a two year old "do you want pasta? do you want houmous? he's 2 ffs!!!
I had a phobia of egg white as a child, like you the hours i've spent sitting at the table trying to gag down the white of a boiled egg....of course i like it now not as much as as the yolk but i can eat it without puking
oh yes seen and not heard. definitely.
endless hours of sitting quietly because it was rude to go and play in my room when there were guests!!!
A friend came to visit me when i was ill with her two sons and they were ghastly they were running round breaking stuff, like a cliche of badly behaved kids. I don't know what to say if she wants to bring them again because i don't want them in my house. I can't afford to replace the amount of stuff they break as she laughs indulgently.”
“We also had to eat what we were given. I was round at a friend's house at the time her son was 2 less than 2 and she's asking him what he wants
asking a two year old "do you want pasta? do you want houmous? he's 2 ffs!!!I had a phobia of egg white as a child, like you the hours i've spent sitting at the table trying to gag down the white of a boiled egg....of course i like it now not as much as as the yolk but i can eat it without puking

oh yes seen and not heard. definitely.
endless hours of sitting quietly because it was rude to go and play in my room when there were guests!!!
A friend came to visit me when i was ill with her two sons and they were ghastly they were running round breaking stuff, like a cliche of badly behaved kids. I don't know what to say if she wants to bring them again because i don't want them in my house. I can't afford to replace the amount of stuff they break as she laughs indulgently.”
Can't bear the fashion of giving small children choices. There were 6 of us and if you didn't eat you went hungry (our parents were wonderful, very loving, but stretched. We didn't have napkins.
Originally Posted by twassington:
“It's a sorry state of affairs when you can't trust kids not to break things. I put a lot of stuff away before my granddaughters visit, although they'd be told off if they broke anything....then given a treat five minutes later
I shall be trekking forth to the station shortly, and thence to London town to see a show with various other reprobates like myself
Back tomorrow night after a night at my pal's house in the Room of Fabulousness. It is a tiny back bedroom and her only spare room, crammed with all manner of stuff, fairy lights, festival hats, things we've found on our travels, artwork, rock memorabilia....Sindy dolls
....I love staying there
”
“It's a sorry state of affairs when you can't trust kids not to break things. I put a lot of stuff away before my granddaughters visit, although they'd be told off if they broke anything....then given a treat five minutes later

I shall be trekking forth to the station shortly, and thence to London town to see a show with various other reprobates like myself
Back tomorrow night after a night at my pal's house in the Room of Fabulousness. It is a tiny back bedroom and her only spare room, crammed with all manner of stuff, fairy lights, festival hats, things we've found on our travels, artwork, rock memorabilia....Sindy dolls
....I love staying there
”
I am so jealous!





poor mr tk he has my sympathies....
Why don't cinemas provide bins?