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@pats wrote:
@oss wrote:
@pats wrote:
@oss wrote:
I think it should be done 6 evenings a week and Sunday Dinner.
It’s one of the old traditions that makes a family a family.
:)boll/ox…………..i was made to sit at the table fa hours till i cleared my plate. as long as my kids finish thier food.they can eat it in the garden fa all i care. :D
Well if ya didn’t play with ya food, and just ate it you would of got of the table sooner. If ya was my kid i would of let ya go from the table and served ya dinner for breakfast.
wouldnt be the first time i ad congealed gravy an mash fa brekky oss……but i was well ard.i still refused it. :D
Did your parents really do that PATS? Thats terrible. I,d never do that to my kids.
i was never allowed to leave the table till my dinner was finished
but i aint as hard as me mother was back in the old days :lol:
A family that eats together stays together
I try my hardest to get us all round the table
But their dad works shifts so he aint always here on a evening but me and the girls do
We chat about what they have got up to at school other wise if we are sitting in front of the telly no 1 talks
I spend enough time on this place and at work so grab as much time with the girls as i can
But there growing up now so spend most there evening with there m8s up stairs :roll:
Doing what …?
@sunny wrote:
We chat about what they have got up to at school other wise if we are sitting in front of the telly no 1 talks
Communication is a big problem these days. Square eyes fixated at the macdonalds advert on tv it seems, is more of a pleasure than wanting to know what goes on in others lives.
When i were a nipper, we only had A radio :( 1 in the entire house. I couldn’t wait to get out and climb trees with the boys, and lift up girls skirts and pinch their bums, innocent girlying around, ahh tis true, being young is the best time of your life…
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