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[Snowy]

We have had the grandchildren staying for the last few days. While I was at work, OH decided to take them for a walk to the local shop so asked them to get washed and dressed (they are 4 and 6) Half way to the shop, 6 year old boy says 'Grandad, I forgot to put my trousers on'. Luckily he had remembered his boxer shorts - OH hadn't looked too closely and just thought they were skimpy shorts I haven't laughed so much in ages

[Luvachicken]

Typical for a man to not notice

[patsylabrador]

I love it when kids have obviously dressed themselves and adults are cool with their decisions. Happy.

 

My daughter works with the public and was getting some grief and abuse from a man. Two young boys went up to her and asked if she'd like them to hit the man. He went off in a huff, she thanked them sincerely because it was a kind offer really. They were very polite with their offer of violence and we wondered if they were cubs 'being prepared '.

[Couperwife]

oh , that is wrong on so many levels, but it seems right if you know what I mean. an aggressive man totally disarmed by 2 young and very polite boys.

 

I bet he felt a right burk when he got home and thought about it

 

at Snowys OH. I love seeing children who have dressed themselves (spiderman outfit for supermarket )

[Looney]

Oh to be young enough to get away with wandering around in pants! That story made me chuckle!

 

How lovely the boys offered to come to the rescue, very valiant!

 

On a couple of occasions when Bogwoppit was a bit younger people pointed out he had his shoes/wellies on the wrong feet..."oh, he insists on putting them on himself" I would say

[soapdragon]

Sadly ES has inherited his father's 'dress sense' He insists on wearing strpied trousers/shorts with checked shirts - I have decided to 'police' his wardrobe a bit better and be much more careful when buying for him now

 

YS just wants to go everywhere dressed as a knight or pirate, complete with wooden sword which, I swear, will have someone in A&E before long! We tend to negotiate and leave the sword in the car!

 

When I was a nanny I remember taking a fairy, disney princess and pirate to the supermarket - some arguments are just not worth having!!!!!

[The Dogmother]

Ahhh, I remember the days when Rosie was into dressing as a fairy - she looked like a mini Lily Savage

[sage]

Last week my DD 3 very nearly 4 insisted on going round the supermarket in a vivid pink with black spots flamenco dress complete with massive matching hair clip & fan. Everytime somebody passed comment she shouted Ole.

 

Sage

[Couperwife]

i think thats fantastic

[Egluntyne]

I used to love the surprising colour and patterns combos when my Dad was in charge of the children.

[Lavenders_Blue]

Great story Snowy. A trip to specsavers for Grandad methinks?

[AJuff]

How funny! My DS now 12 still has no dress sense! Shirt with jogging bottoms?

[Snowy]

Great story Snowy. A trip to specsavers for Grandad methinks?

 

I wouldn't mind but he's just been!

[Lesley]

[Griffin]

My youngest has spent the last two days wearing pretty flowery summer dresses and sandals...... with her favourite leopard print leggings underneath