Little plotters

 Our children are like a pack of velociraptors, I know, I have seen the Jurassic Park films!  They communicate with one another, plot and plan, seek out your weak spots and when they find them they go in for the kill.

Master and I have always agreed that when it comes to the children we absolutely have to be on the same wavelength, because otherwise they will divide and conquer, it has been known for them to get one over on us, not a lot but it's happened, so you have to be on the ball.

So, when they all joined us in the lounge one evening, which is a rarity these days being the ages they are, it doesn't happen very often, apart from Christmas, oh what am I going to do when they do all fly the nest properly, Christmas is my favourite holiday, ok I'm going off track, I will not mention Christmas again until December and then you might not want to come visit here, coz yeah love, love love it....ok getting back on track..

Yes, anyway in they all come, I had to put Grey's Anatomy on pause, very inconvenient, and say they have a proposition, basically the 4 of them would like to go on holiday together this summer to Thailand if travel restrictions are lifted and its safe to do so.

And they have done their research, and here we go they regale us with all this information, one son casually dropping in that he dropped out of uni in February and has been staying with my sister since then (I shall kill her later, firstly lets deal with this) oh and daughter crashed her car and it's a right off hence why she got a lift home with her brothers.  Now these 2 bits of information was intended to be overlooked by their planning of the holiday, oh which by the way they expected us to pay for because as one put it "now "P" has dropped out your saving money on uni fees and stuff" and the daughter going on about how there is no better education than getting out in the world!

The look of disbelief on their faces when we said no was priceless, do they think we are stupid?  or that gullible? the only credit I will give them is they really had done their research, so much so me and Master considered we might go ourselves, that went down really well, not.  Daughter's parting quip to that was that you two are too old to do anything adventurous...cheers sweetheart, but we will be having a discussion about your car!  







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  1. willie11 April 2021 at 07:02

    Lol! Friggin kids!

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  2. PK11 April 2021 at 13:19

    I love that your kids like one another so much that they want to travel together. I'm impressed that they did excellent research, and I'm super impressed that you all said no! I would have wanted to say no to the idea anyway, but to think you guys would pay? I also admire your kids chutzpah!

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    1. claire13 April 2021 at 23:38

      Oh only because it would have been in their best interests and stood a better chance of getting us to agree if they were all on the same page! to be fair though for the most part they get along fine with one another, now when they was smaller, goodness no.

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  3. Boosghost211 April 2021 at 16:49

    OMG! That is so awesome Clarie!

    I mean none of it is, but you have to give them props! A united front, nice banter and research into a trip, small misdemeanors mentioned in passing. Nicely done kids.

    Plus, they like each other enough to travel together?

    Beautifully played by you guys as well. A simple no. Awesome!

    Boo

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    1. claire13 April 2021 at 23:39

      Yep we did give them credit for their 'presentation' it was most amusing for us, not for them when we said no lol

      They do get on well, not always, but if it's a common goal in mind it's amazing how they band together :)

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