Did the school run this morning in the pouring rain, Standing outside the locked gates...
A lady to a girl of about 8,
"That's a nice coat Courtney", little girl, "Thank you, me Mam got it at the Charity shop"
then as I was walking out after depositing Ben, a friends grandaughter (6) shouted
"Hya Joy"
I waved and shouted "Hello Eden" and heard her say to the Teacher beside her.
"Mmmmm, I think Joy has changed her hair colour Miss"
Priceless !!!
My son's a plumber, amongst other things. He's working at the mo for a couple with a 4 year old daughter. She hangs around Dan asking questions "what you doing, what you doing...." about 10 times a day.
Last week she asked the inevitable.."What ya doing?"
"I'm using silicon" he told her.
Later her mum shouted up the stairs "Paige - what you are doing?"
She shouted back "I'm helping Dan. Silly Cont......"
Hi bobbi I was standing in the chemist with my daugher and a friend came up and said What are you doing here? And my grandson who was only 4 at the time shouted out Mummy has to to get stuff for my hair because I have nits.Kids yes you could crawl in a hole at times.
I was listening in on my sons (10 & 9) chatting in the other room last night as they were discussing condoms - the conversation got round to the machines they have in the toilets and that according to No. 1 son, you can only buy them if you are over 21. Conversation continued with No 1 son asking No 2 son if he knew what condoms were for? Answer was: "They are for putting over your bits to catch the stuff that leaks out your bolloxs"!
am i the only one who doesn't understand this post? Are the children supposed to have said something funny?
please someone explain? (sorry bobbi, but what's funny about getting a coat, or changing your hair colour?)
Our daughter, aged about 5 at the time, saw a tramp rummaging in a bin. "What's he doing, Mummy?" "Well", says Mummy, sympathetically, " perhaps he's hungry and looking for some food" " That's disgusting!" comes the reply, "Why don't they just shoot them?"
I think she grew up to vote Tory, but I can't be sure !
shes 13 now but when my daughter was around 3 she sat on the toilet with an upset tummy and yelled down the stairs "mum come quickly my bums been sick !!!"
This wasn't cute or funny at the time but when my daughter was a Brownie I was waiting at the end of a session with the other parents when the leader asked if next time they could bring some home made cakes for a stall and my daughter piped up 'my mummy will have to buy something because she can't cook'.
..same kid 4 years later when I was driving him back to his Mum's place.
I said "when driving, you have to be aware of the three Cs: Coppers, Cameras and People who drive too slowly in front of you!" He laughed (bright little button that he is).