ChatterBank1 min ago
What A Dreadful Day
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Firstly the Out bunch won, secondly Mr Cameron is leaving and we might end up with the cheating unfaithful Johnson buffoon in charge and thirdly, and most upsetting, my grandson has moved out today to live in a flat with his girlfriend. They will both be students from Sept and have moved in expensive apartment that is way above their means - she wouldn't stay in student accom as not good enough for her. She rattles on about the budget she has done but on asking have discovered it does not include two bus passes, two mobile phone bills, a tv licence or contents insurance. They both just assumed that her parents and us would carry on paying. Welcome to the real world. He could have stayed with us for the next three years rent free and hopefully graduated without owing a penny. The annoying thing is he finished going out with her last year and we were so relieved because we really don't like her. She wouldn't give up and stalked him and kept ringing him and his friends until he spoke to her again. He has admitted to me that he is with her because he feels sorry for her. No basis for a relationship.
Let's see in three years if they have all made the right decisions. Mr BD is out tonight so I will console myself with the biggest bar of Galaxy I can find and something romantic on the telly.
Let's see in three years if they have all made the right decisions. Mr BD is out tonight so I will console myself with the biggest bar of Galaxy I can find and something romantic on the telly.
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That would be a brilliant advertising strap-line for Durex, bednobs..... //look on the bright side - it might work!//
20:15 Fri 24th Jun 2016
I'm not a parent so it still fascinates me how others strike a balance between letting them learn deep lessons by making their own mistakes and how much to try the "stitch, in time" approach.
Dishing out earnest advice in a way which won't be received as an instruction (or worse, an order), something to "rebel against" must be hard. Not giving it and having them later pleading "why didn't you warn me?" must be even worse.
Has it sunk in with him just how much she is disliked by others in the family?
Dishing out earnest advice in a way which won't be received as an instruction (or worse, an order), something to "rebel against" must be hard. Not giving it and having them later pleading "why didn't you warn me?" must be even worse.
Has it sunk in with him just how much she is disliked by others in the family?