So it went abit like this …….π
I give fourth born her tea, she only eats half of it and declares she’s not hungry. Β I send her back and tell her she must eat some more. Β I then catch her chucking it in the bin! Β She gets a big telling off, starving children were mentioned and I tell her she will have nothing else to eat this evening – she doesn’t care, she’s not hungry π
Two hours later we are dropping third born off at Scouts and the conversation goes as follows:
“Mommy I’m hungry” π³
“Tough Lana, you should have eaten your tea”
“I wasn’t hungry then but I’m hungry now. Β Can I have something from the shop?”
“No”
“You can’t starve me you know!” π
I don’t reply, I just sigh heavily
“You’re naughty, you are, it’s not nice to starve your little child”
At this point I start howling with laughter “Go and tell a policeman then” π
“I will” she replies
At this point I offer to take her to the police station – she agrees this is the best course of action ……..
I do a swift U turn and head back into Town
“You do realise they may lock me up for not feeding you don’t you?”
“Yes” she replies π³
“How will you get home if they lock me up?”
“I’ll walk home or ring Daddy, he’ll feed me!” π
At this point it becomes a battle of wills and stubbornness
I pull up opposite the police station and we get out of the car
“Are we really going in there?” she asks looking not the slightest bit worried
“Yep” I reply and march up to the glass door ……..
My dear little daughter waited until I had my hand on the door before a little voice said
“I’m sorry” β€οΈ
We get back into the car, she taps me gently on my knee and says “I’m still hungry” ππ
Who chickened who ?
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Ha! I believed I won that one! She did have the last word but I still didn’t let her have a biscuit π
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Way to go !
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So good…. π
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Thank you for reading π x
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You’re most welcome π
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Oh Lisa. I never leave your blog not smiling.. It is such a pleasure to read how your family life is with your growing children. What a cheeky face. Bless her.. THANK YOU. loved reading this. π
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Ah thank you daisy – I consider that massive praise from you and I’m honoured you read and always comment x you have a lovely day ππ xx
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Aww that was actually cute π
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She is very cute β€ xx
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You have the most interesting experiences with your children π I can’t wait until my little one is a little bit bigger and see where we end up…
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Probably at the police station πππ
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Wha ha ha ha ha! More than probably, almost definitely π We are already having a clash of wills.
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I’ll pass you bread from my cell opposite π I’m rather looking forward to the break, going to treat it like a mini vacation, no cooking or cleaning π happy days!
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And I’ll pass you the toilet paper! We as moms always say that, and within two hours the house is just too quiet π
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I would have done the same thing! π (By the way, does ‘tea’ = ‘snack’? Please forgive my American ignorance.)
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Hi teressina – our tea is actually our evening main meal in this case it was spaghetti Bolognese, made with my loving hands π
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Oh! Thanks for the info. That sounds delicious! How could she toss it away?!?! π
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Because she’s a little troll πππ
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Sometimes their stubbornness is just too stinkin’ cute! Even if Mum won that one, sounds like a lesson wasn’t learned yet π
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I think you’re right that it won’t be the last time π x
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What a cruel, cruel mummy. I hope you can still blog from your prison cell!
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I get the “…you are a naughty mommy” at least once a day!
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See you in a police cell soon then π xx
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Your posts are just so much fun to read! Adorable kids! Thanks for the smiles! π
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Aw thank you for that lovely comment π xx
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Little monkey! They all do it, though!
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They’d have us all locked up given the chance π
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I spent this entire blog wondering “How in the world to you eat tea?”. We people on the correct side of the globe DRINK tea.
I’m hungry.
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This is sooooop cute!
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Not as cute as me – in an orange boiler suit and an ankle chain ……….. π
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That’s Cute π
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Bwahahhhaahaahhh! Brilliant. Glad it worked out. What if she didn’t back down and egg you on? That’d be hilarious!
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Oh believe me Ann I would have followed it through! πππ
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Hehehhee! That would have been hilarious actually. π
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And it would make an even better story to tell. Hehehe!
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That’ll learn her! π
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Hmmmmm I fear not with this one! π
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Oh my!!! That is hilarious!!!! I see you have your hands full with that beautiful child.
Ps. I tried the starving children bit once on my kids when they were younger, when they retorted back with – Name two. I couldn’t come up with any starving children names, so I never used that ploy again.
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I forced mine to Watch Live Aid π
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Ahhh! That’s brilliant!!!!!
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When much younger – my son just said ” send my food to them then” π
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Kids are so cheeky!!! But all you can do is laugh.
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Much the same thing happened to me when my son was a toddler. Because of good behavior, I got almost six months knocked off my sentence.
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I can’t believe you did that!! Brilliant to get a lesson across but she is insistent still…I hope she got her tea afterall π
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No way would I back down – I would have happily took her into the station π
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Wow you a determined no nonsense mum. I can’t believe you actually did that! I feel sorry for you poor child though.
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Ha! She was fine – she will learn that I mean what I say and won’t try it again π mind you it helped that I know one of the pc’s at the station π
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Hmm so it wasn’t that daring of you. Lol. Glad she learnt her lesson though.
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Ah there was no guarantee that particular pc was there! I think the police would have taken one look at her and seen the mischief in her eyes π
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