Parenting

GraemeE

Dad daughter (only 1 of them) weekend in LA\Burbank begins

Matt

That looks fun. I have a good time with my kids now that they’re older.

GraemeE

I failed to anticipate that having twins in separate kindergarten classes meanS 2x the amount of seasonal illness being brought home
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goosehd

@GraemeE Ouch…for years we used to ask our oldest if anyone was sick at school. Answer always was a no even though she and eventually us were sick most of the time.

One day when she came home sick, we asked the usual with the same answer as always. Then we asked if anyone was coughing, sneezing, etc…she answered yes.

Then we asked her what she thought sick meant…you know when someone vomits in class…

Hope you guys get well soon!!

roydub87

I had no idea this existed! I’m a parenting counselor and I’m super happy to learn from all you amazing parents out there. Read through the thread this am and you guys are making better humans than IH makes products and that’s saying ALOT

GraemeE

Smallest E turns 2 today

This is the face of a guy who deleted an astonishing amount of ribeye during his birthday dinner but is still dedicated enough to go for dessert

StarsSuck

@GraemeE oh boy! This is when they start getting fun my friend! 2 through 12 is an awesome decade.

GraemeE

@StarsSuck he is our first and only boy so im guessing we are in for a lot of "firsts" over those years

StarsSuck

@GraemeE hah for sure. Some you plan for, some you can't.

GraemeE

Our oldest daughter (12) rocked the open mic at our neighborhood brew pub tonight

Matt

That’s awesome.

EdH

I had to explain grammar to a three year old the other day. Little Miss H thought that "wink" conjugates like "drink", so if "drink" = "drank" in the past tense, then "wink" = ....

On the one hand, I like that she seems to be trying to apply some sort of logic to why she can't just add "-ed" to the end of a verb to get to the past tense in every case and making connections between words that sound the same. Sadly, English is a bonkers language where there are more exceptions to grammatical rules than actual rules. Sometimes, that can get one in trouble.