Morning all, lovely photos Kit, how pretty! Yes parents have a lot to answer for, but I don't believe that we can blame our childhood for later bad behaviour. I think we have to learn to respect others. As I'm sure I've said in the past, some of the kids I taught had really bad times, but I woudn't make allowances (well I did but they didn't know) as the outside world wouldn't, and then then blow me, all you hear these days is, "sorry I had a bad childhood" and it's taken into consideration. Boris and Igor's hippy parents beggared off for a week leaving them to fend for themselves (they were 5 and 7) but somehow they got themselves to school most days, and they even stole and killed and ate raw chicken to survive. They got on the roof of the school and threw stones at us. Once we had talked them down and found out the reason, of course they went home with the Headmistress until the parents returned, who incidentally didn't see anything wrong. There were no social services at that time, because Spanish families all lived as one, ie grandparents, parents children, it was a lovely scenario which unfortunately doesn't exist now. anyway Boris and Igor turned out to be fine men, Igor is a film director and came back a couple of years ago to film the island of his childhood. You see, they didn't turn out bad.
Hark at me banging on!
Oh jude, that is so annoying. we have to have all blood tests done by 8am and luckily the new clinic is only 5 mins away from my house. Supposed to rain today, it was a bot cooler yesterday and the pool was so fresh, lovely.