Scooter proves a winner. Home, Geilston Bay. December 25, 2010.
Thank God that Christmas is nearly over again. I mean, really, they put the bloody decorations up in town in mid-November!
We've done the presents, pancakes done, cauldron of chocolate mousse is made, the veggies are good to go, the turkey is primed and ready. All I need is better behaved kids.
Calm before the storm. Home, Geilston Bay. December 25, 2010.
Anyway, the terrible twosome got themselves a
Time will tell how that turns out.
What is it? Home, Geilston Bay. December 25, 2010.
Quote of the day? Child #1 finished opening the last of [literally] dozens of presents:
No more?
OH!!! [Slams fist] I NEVER GET ANYTHING!!!
Merry Christmas everyone.
3 comments:
A lucky bunch.
You're right, with the title of this post. It does not happen to you that when your children open presents, you think, "and how come I did not get these gifts so fantastic when I was a child. "
Perhaps what parents do is that our children receive the gifts that we would have liked as kids, right?
Dina, Jen got a very costly new Mac! She must not have been naughty...
MDP, I think that you could well be correct.
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