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@pats wrote:
@*Sian wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
anyway… back to children… that was the topic werent it? :lol:
Yes, Geoffs posts are quite apt :wink:
I still think its down to parenting.
And Pats, don’t you ever go out for picnics?
not now my littleuns reached age 10 lol. but i’m having my youngest g/daughter in august for a week when they go away…she will be almost one..so actually the park..feeding the ducks and a picnic is on my agenda with her.
I love my kids being kids, it is so refreshing, my eldest likes a kick about on the park and a bit of snap. :lol:
I just remember being a kid in my day, thats what I did and enjoyed it so i do the same.
@*Sian wrote:
@pats wrote:
@*Sian wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
anyway… back to children… that was the topic werent it? :lol:
Yes, Geoffs posts are quite apt :wink:
I still think its down to parenting.
And Pats, don’t you ever go out for picnics?
not now my littleuns reached age 10 lol. but i’m having my youngest g/daughter in august for a week when they go away…she will be almost one..so actually the park..feeding the ducks and a picnic is on my agenda with her.
I love my kids being kids, it is so refreshing, my eldest likes a kick about on the park and a bit of snap. :lol:
I just remember being a kid in my day, thats what I did and enjoyed it so i do the same.
yeh we did em as kids but boys (well mine) arent into em. whereas i can dress her up an watch her toddling around the park :D
@pats wrote:
@*Sian wrote:
@pats wrote:
@*Sian wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
anyway… back to children… that was the topic werent it? :lol:
Yes, Geoffs posts are quite apt :wink:
I still think its down to parenting.
And Pats, don’t you ever go out for picnics?
not now my littleuns reached age 10 lol. but i’m having my youngest g/daughter in august for a week when they go away…she will be almost one..so actually the park..feeding the ducks and a picnic is on my agenda with her.
I love my kids being kids, it is so refreshing, my eldest likes a kick about on the park and a bit of snap. :lol:
I just remember being a kid in my day, thats what I did and enjoyed it so i do the same.
yeh we did em as kids but boys (well mine) arent into em. whereas i can dress her up an watch her toddling around the park :D
Awww don’t you’ll get me broody :lol: I’d of loved a girl, dressing up is so fun 8)
The big momma is here… thats three of the gang, sorry Patricia I am off to watch the footy, enjoy whinging with your gang. Adiose.
@*Sian wrote:
I love my kids being kids, it is so refreshing, my eldest likes a kick about on the park and a bit of snap. :lol:
I just remember being a kid in my day, thats what I did and enjoyed it so i do the same.
It’s just a shame you act their age really.
thought you were off ?
8 weeks starting from July. Can’t wait :D 8)
Oh meant to add to Pats, they dont get the Whitsun week up here that the English and Welsh kids get, tis one of the reasons they finish earlier.
@*Dawny* wrote:
Oh meant to add to Pats, they dont get the Whitsun week up here that the English and Welsh kids get, tis one of the reasons they finish earlier.
i say that every day… ‘ Witson..!! ‘ lol but whats Whitsun..??
Whitsun (Old English for “White Sunday”) is the forty-ninth day (seventh Sunday) after Easter Sunday. In the Christian calendar, it is also known as Pentecost, commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples.
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