hipshot Posted November 23, 2007 #1 Posted November 23, 2007 today, i was delighted, to see my children, and grand children! however, i was JUST as happy , to see them all go home , at the end of the day! what a madhouse!!!!! does anyone else, understand why some lower life forms "eat their young"???? lol just jt
hipshot Posted November 23, 2007 Author #3 Posted November 23, 2007 you didn't answer the question, jerry! lol just jt
Squidley Posted November 23, 2007 #4 Posted November 23, 2007 Now that's COLD !!!!!!! But he speaks the truth, I dodged the step children and grandchildren yesterday. We had a nice quiet Dinner with Lonnas mom....that was very nice JT...Yes, I could understand why some eat their young
Guest KitCarson Posted November 23, 2007 #5 Posted November 23, 2007 Yea HipShot.........I understand!!! Go to my picture gallery.......I put a photo of my grandkids on there yesterday.......they are great fun....full of life and mischief..........but about a whole day of that and I am ready to give them back to their owners!! They are still here today.......stayed the night.....lucky me.......I have an emergency water main break to go fix.......I do get to escape part of today!!
Eck Posted November 23, 2007 #6 Posted November 23, 2007 My wife and I spent the entire day by ourselves...no kids, no grandchildren, no phone calls, just her and I . We went out to eat. No leftovers-darn...but no dishes no cooking, just relaxing...took a couple naps in fact..loved the peace and quiet.. I must say though, I did miss my grand daughter... shes got me wrapped around her little finger..
rsstar Posted November 23, 2007 #7 Posted November 23, 2007 I know exactly how you feel Hipshot. Spent the evening with my daughter who is single. She cooks Thanksgiving dinner every year. My son and his gang didn't come down so it was nice and quiet. My whole day was nice and quiet as my wife had to work so I was home alone. I was thinking about driving up to Montgomery this evening and spending the weekend with my son but the way I feel right now I just don't think I can do the drive. Since the accident I have really been run down...don't have much energy to do anything. So I think I'll just lay around the house and enjoy the quiet this weekend.
mraf Posted November 23, 2007 #8 Posted November 23, 2007 today, i was delighted, to see my children, and grand children! however, i was JUST as happy , to see them all go home , at the end of the day! what a madhouse!!!!! does anyone else, understand why some lower life forms "eat their young"???? lol just jt YES! I feel your pain daily. We have two sons and one daughter. The sons have "left the nest" to live lives of their own. The same for the daughter for awhile. She married had children found out that mister right was a sleazebag,lazy no good a--h----. Now we are blessed with grandchildren daily. Being that they live with us now. We love them dearly but at this point in our lives we were looking forward to doing what we wanted when we wanted. Not raising children again.
Grandpagak Posted November 24, 2007 #9 Posted November 24, 2007 I understand !! my father always prefered to go to the childrens homes for holidays.. that way when he had enough and was tired, he could go home... i like that more each year..
Thom Posted November 24, 2007 #10 Posted November 24, 2007 today, i was delighted, to see my children, and grand children! however, i was JUST as happy , to see them all go home , at the end of the day! what a madhouse!!!!! does anyone else, understand why some lower life forms "eat their young"???? lol just jt yep
MrRadi8 Posted November 25, 2007 #11 Posted November 25, 2007 Was watching Paula Dean cook with her son and at the end of the show her son shared a saying they have. "We love ya, we're not above ya, but we've had enough of ya."
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