My two eldest bundles of joy (5 & 3) were waiting outside the house for about 1 minute this morning whilst I got shoes on the youngest one ready for nursery / school run.
I go out, they look sheepish, I ask what they have been doing.....
reply... "drawing on the new car with stones Daddy."
I was 'slighty' cross. Now looking forward to a good T-Cut session tomorrow.
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My eldest did a similar thing when she was about that age as well.
The only difference being it was a pair of children's scissors she used rather a stone.
5 years later I found more scratches on our latest car, but this time around I did not manage to find the culprit.
I hope that they have not scrathed your new car too badly and that t-cut can get rid of them.
Only if you make them drink it.
Never mind nuking them from orbit, mine would have been booted up there to meet the nukes.
You're [i]apparent[/i] calmness is commendable.
druidh - Member
Only if you make them drink it.
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Well clearly their upbringing doesn't show them respect for other peoples property...
<runs for cover grinning>
aren't you supposed to rub their noses in it or something?
My beloved little girl was practicing writing her name one night, and bless her she got it wrong so scribbled it out, and had another go, which was correct, at the time this was going on i knew nothing about it, but i did when the wife came in the lounge and woke me up, as she had been writing on the back of the sofa while i was asleep on it! the missus lost it big time, and i just lay there laughing like a fool, not the best thing to do in the circumstances.
Another time while out on the bike i get a phone call from a hysterical wife, thinking the worst, i rode home faster than ever, to find the boy looking very sheepish, and the missus in a slight grump, it would seem he was practicing his cricket bowling in the back garden, and managed to break the patio window with a stone, i was very calm, and relaxed, and that really wound her up!