Originally Posted by sasbear

Thanks I just wish those were the word s spoken as I sing out now and walk past his room and go to bed

night all

Originally Posted by sasbear

Well I got home tonight before my mum got home and also my step dad - and I thought - I shall go and chop some sticks so I can make the fire and they won't have to do anything apart from make the evening meal. But then I decided to go on the pc instead - I then helped my mum when she came home from work and she asked me to help chop wood - god she is amazing my mum -she even chopped some herself with the smaller axe. I hope I am like her when I get to her age!!!

I didn't talk to my mum much earlier - I figured she could read my mind so I just grunted a bit and locked myself in my room all NIGHT and only came out for my dinner - - but I do love me mum - she came through even though she knows I am PISSED off with EVERYONE and she said 'Tom there is some ice cream in the freezer if you want luv' - she is soooooooo patient with me. I really do not deserve her.

Maybe I should go through and give her a big hug goodnight? Tell her I love her????

Originally Posted by turtletom

me 2 its so so funny

Originally Posted by sme

I think this is his way of saying "Mum I love you"

Originally Posted by sasbear

Wow you translate well - what does -'slam,bang grunt' mean???

Originally Posted by Clippies

Ah that's easy, it means "come and give me a big squasher hug mom"

Originally Posted by sasbear

Ah someone else who speaks 'teenage'

Perhaps you could give me a lesson or two - this crying yourself to sleep is a bit of a bugger...

Originally Posted by Clippies

Oh and one more thing I'd say, the more you do the less it is appreciated

Originally Posted by moneypen20

Oh Jeez,ain't that the truth My hubby gets certifiable when half way through the girls having a major treat, they come out with "what are we doing after" He doesn't lose it very often but........ :scared:

Originally Posted by steandleigh

Isn't he (Turtletom) 19 tho'? Sounds like a grown man to me... he needs to get out, get p*ssed, get a girlie and get laid...that might put a on his face...

Originally Posted by sasbear

He did that - didn't work mate - he hartes the ozzie birds - and stays in and drinks his home brew - anyhow tonight has seen a turn around thanks - I cam home from work and he gave me a big hug for no reason at all - he towers over me he must be almost 6'3 - but he is still my boy - and yes he is technically a man but some mature faster than others. As I don't have my daughter here - I tend to spoil him and pin too much on him at times - and then I over react when he pushes me away - in case he pushes me away like his sister. I know deep down that he is nothing like his sister - but when you have had such pain it is so hard to switch off - do you know what I mean???

Clippies - I loved your earlier response btw when Tom said 'it's like Eastenders in our house' and you said 'oh do they all go out to the cafe and buy tea rather than putting kettle on' I nearly choked on my cuppa

Sarah

Originally Posted by Clippies

Ah see that's good, sometimes it's good to just both take a step back and have a good laugh

Doesn't that just make you laugh, why do they go to the caf for a cuppa in a polystyrene cup when they could just as easily have one at home!?!? And why are they always having lunch in the Vic? How do the afford that!

Originally Posted by sasbear

I know and no-one seems to have a washing machine - whats all that about????

Originally Posted by sasbear

He did that - didn't work mate - he hartes the ozzie birds - and stays in and drinks his home brew - anyhow tonight has seen a turn around thanks - I cam home from work and he gave me a big hug for no reason at all - he towers over me he must be almost 6'3 - but he is still my boy - and yes he is technically a man but some mature faster than others. As I don't have my daughter here - I tend to spoil him and pin too much on him at times - and then I over react when he pushes me away - in case he pushes me away like his sister. I know deep down that he is nothing like his sister - but when you have had such pain it is so hard to switch off - do you know what I mean???

Clippies - I loved your earlier response btw when Tom said 'it's like Eastenders in our house' and you said 'oh do they all go out to the cafe and buy tea rather than putting kettle on' I nearly choked on my cuppa

Sarah