Sounds Like A Good Idea, Right? Uh Oh, Maybe Not!

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  • #593514
    bpt
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    But what if the little angel decided to apply the same theory on a scenario that puts us in the hot seat?

    #718148
    blinky
    Participant

    “Blankie is not going away”- you meant “blinky” right? And you are correct I am definitely here!

    #718149
    dunno
    Member

    Lol blinky 🙂

    #718150
    eclipse
    Member

    “Blankie” is not good for the kid to walk around with forever.Mommy needs to look good in case she needs to send her photo to anyone!!Just kidding,but Mommy’s wig(if that kinda money was already spent anyway)is necessary to cover Mommy’s hair.

    BUT,YOU ARE RIGHT,EACH OF US HAS PROBABLY DEVELOPED ONE “DOUBLE STANDARD” OR ANOTHER…If I have to tell my child to stop doing something I unfortunately slip up in myself,I do say,”I’m working on this too.We are all working on this.”

    #718151
    bpt
    Participant

    Very funny, Blinky!

    #718152
    blinky
    Participant

    Ok i was just having fun!

    Now back to being serious regarding “blankie” why can’t it be blanket? In my house my parents tried to say the correct word so that we will learn it correctly (with the exception of “botty”) but it was never blankie!

    #718153
    Sacrilege
    Member

    blinky

    One of the best parts of having kids is the excuse of talking like a moron for 2.5 years!

    #718154
    WIY
    Member

    Sacrilege

    “One of the best parts of having kids is the excuse of talking like a moron for 2.5 years!”

    Im not sure the 2.5 years always correlates with when the baby was born…

    #718155
    popa_bar_abba
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    Or how about you hit your kid because he is misbehaving.

    The next day, his sister is crying, and he wallops her a good one! Or maybe he is upset at you, so he throws a punch.

    Or maybe, 50 years later, when you are not eating your mashed potatoes, he slaps you.

    #718156
    pumper
    Member

    WIY-

    Yeah I know people who still talk in motherese to their grown children! A little embarrassing.

    #718157
    bpt
    Participant

    Sorry, you just don’t understand; there is a vast difference between a “blanket” (which can be used as a doormat when the kid outgrows it) and a “blankie” (which becomes a part of you that you just cannot give up)

    How do I know this? My taybay (that’s teddybear for you adults) told me so!

    #718158
    blinky
    Participant

    Ok putting the “blankie” thing on hold heres one- When your kids are hungry after supper you say take a fruit…yet when YOU are hungry after dinner and your not so keen on apples you find yourself heading to the nosh cabinet…

    #718159
    bpt
    Participant

    Our nosh cabinet only HAS apples.

    OK, for real. They can have nosh, as long as they have (or have had) a fruit within an hour or so to balance out.

    Same rule applies to us adults, but its self-enforced.

    #718160
    blinky
    Participant

    Our nosh cabinet only HAS apples

    right you probably have apple “chips” there is such a thing

    #718161
    deiyezooger
    Member

    bp totty you know why you give your kids the apples and for the adults the nosh closet? because you want your kids to grow right with the right nutrition, and the adults….. they have grown right already!!

    #718162
    kapusta
    Participant

    First two posts (BPT and blinky) were hysterical!!

    *kapusta*

    #718163
    blinky
    Participant

    Kapusta- 🙂

    #718164

    Blinky

    Gosh! Now everytime I see your screen name, I think of “blanky”!!!

    Thanks!

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