03-12-2017, 10:11 AM
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Littlies are so funny.
HiSmall Zosia is 4, she is the daughter of Zac, one of the lads who stay with me when they are in England.
She was on Skype this morning with Dad, who is here now until next Sunday.
She was staying overnight with Grandparents
Grandfather told her off last night, he is a miserable old git, children should be seen and not heard.
She was fully dressed, bag packed, hat and coat on, sat on the chair in front of the laptop and is leaving Poland to come and live in England with me because I do not shout at her and give her Ice Creams.
Hilarious
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03-12-2017, 11:06 AM
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Re: Littlies are so funny.
Little grandson came home after rugby training soaking wet covered in mud and starving.Straight in the shower I tell him, no he says my tea first grandma. I tell him no you are wet through, well says he having a shower makes no sense it will just make me wetter
You can t argue with that
03-12-2017, 11:18 AM
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HiThey are so innocent though.
Last time she came, English Grandfather turned up, off we went on the Train, with Mum and brother, a great adventure.
A McDonalds at the airport, then the plane, which she loved, then my car and an hour later, meeting her Dad and Cousins.
Life is very simple at that age, a vast difference from living in a small Polish Village.
Never seen Toys R Us, never seen the Monkey Forest, never seen fireworks.
To her, it is Heaven.
Not to be destroyed by reality.
03-12-2017, 11:37 AM
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Re: Littlies are so funny.
Originally Posted by summer
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You must seem like Santa Claus to her swims, as you say so innocent and everything is an adventure
Hi
In that respect I am no different to you summer, playing monsters in the trees with your littlie.
04-12-2017, 04:55 AM
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Precious!One time my son, three at the time, decided to run away. It was a sad moment for our family, but sometimes a man has to do what a man has to do.
I told him that I thought it was a terrible shame that he was leaving, but begrudgingly helped him with his coat and hat, and put an apple and orange in his pockets.
As he stepped out the door, I wished him well and went back to cleaning the sidelights just inside the front door so I could keep an eye on him. He stood there on the step contemplating his options and looking out over the big, wide world for a long time. Finally realzing that he really didn't quite have the skills, exprience, or savings (he had a quarter) to make a go of it, he made the difficult decision to turn around and rang the doorbell.
We refer to it as the time he ran away to the doormat.
04-12-2017, 07:40 AM
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Re: Littlies are so funny.
Originally Posted by Surfermom
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Precious! One time my son, three at the time, decided to run away. It was a sad moment for our family, but sometimes a man has to do what a man has to do.
I told him that I thought it was a terrible shame that he was leaving, but begrudgingly helped him with his coat and hat, and put an apple and orange in his pockets.
As he stepped out the door, I wished him well and went back to cleaning the sidelights just inside the front door so I could keep an eye on him. He stood there on the step contemplating his options and looking out over the big, wide world for a long time. Finally realzing that he really didn't quite have the skills, exprience, or savings (he had a quarter) to make a go of it, he made the difficult decision to turn around and rang the doorbell.
We refer to it as the time he ran away to the doormat.
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