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It's nice being the favourite. No FFS!?
I get a kick out of hearing the kids discuss whose turn it is to sit next to me at dinner. No FFS!?
I don't mind having them rush past me to the car, leaving me to carry the epic weight of their school bags, as they jockey for pole position sitting behind/closest to me in the car. No FFS!?
It's like having your own fan club of groupies following you around, constantly voicing their endless love and adoration. No FFS!?
But I'm a bit over the arguing that always ensues....
At meal times
Miss5: It's my turn to sit next to Mummy.
Miss8: No it's not, you sat next to her 2 days ago.
Mstr5: But you can't sit opposite her because it's my turn.
Mstr5: Fine. I'm going to sit next to Mummy and you don't get to sit near her at all.
Miss5: Haha, I'm opposite Mummy.
Miss8: Muuuummm! That's so unfair!
In the car
Miss5: It's my turn to be opposite Mummy! (barges past everyone, rugby style).
Mstr5: Oh yeah, well I can see her in the (car's rear view) mirror.
Miss5: Awwww, Muuuuum, that's not fair.
Miss8: Actually, you're both behind Mummy and I'm opposite her (from the front).
Twins: MUUUUUUMMMM WHY CAN'T WE SIT IN THE FRONT SEAT? IT'S NOT FAAAAAIIIRR!
In bed
Mstr5: I win, I win, hahahahaaha! (having launched himself on my person from the bedroom door, without warning, completely winding me).
Miss8: Hey Mstr5, Daddy called you. He's got a chocolate for you downstairs.
Miss5: Suckers! (runs past Miss8, landing on my legs, as the naive Mstr5 rushes downstairs for alleged chocolate).
Miss8: Heyyyy! Muuummmm! That's my spot (before wedging herself on my chest because it's closer than my legs, apparently).
Mstr5: Muuummmmmmm. Miss8 lied to me. Daddy didn't call me (insert sad face, sniffling and the threat of crying and/or tantrum, before sitting right next to my head).
Meanwhile, #1Hubby has ample personal space, and is peacefully kicked back watching TV downstairs, solo. FFS!?
I am like a piece of prime real estate. FFS!?
Phil Spencer could probably do a whole special episode on my value depending on location, situation and positioning. FFS!?
lol My Husband has the gift of being invisible. Everyone will pole position themselves with me at the dinner table so that I can feed them (out of multiple bowls including my own) while Husband blissfully enjoys his meal solo. They walk past him to hunt me down in my hiding place in the wardrobe to ask for a drink. Its a Mum thing.
ReplyDeleteUUuuugggggrhhhhhhhhh bloody blogger again !!!!!! What is it with children and their Moms ? K would call me at work to ask me if she could do something at home - even though A WAS ALREADY AT HOME. "Isn't Dad there ?" "Yes" "Well go and ask him" "Oh, OK" A little while later the phone goes again. "Why didn't you ask Dad ?" "I did. He said - what did your Mom say - so I'm calling you to find out what you said about it" Really - he couldn't just make a yes or no decision ??????????????
ReplyDeleteGotta love them because God knows nobody else would !!!
Have the best weekend !
Me xox
You'll miss these days when they roll their eyes at everything you say and don't want to be seen with you.
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