Teenagers
Mar 11th 2018 | 6:17 am
#1
Thread Starter
Realist
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 24,667
From: UK
Teenagers
Is it always like this...?
Mother's Day: From hero to 'beg-friend' - BBC News
A few months into the teens and it seems to be going that way...
Mother's Day: From hero to 'beg-friend' - BBC News
A few months into the teens and it seems to be going that way...
Mar 11th 2018 | 7:39 am
#2
Lowering the tone
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 8,154
From: Here and there
Re: Teenagers
My wife posted me that link this morning, based on a conversation we'd had about our two just the day before 
. But, Mother's Day today, she was brought a cup of tea in bed, given some gifts and then had a lovely day with the teenage daughter.
Our eldest lad will be going off to Uni in September (provided he actually does some of the studying for his A-levels that he pretends to be doing) and the daughter will be off to 6th form college. Hard to believe that the 'empty nest' stage of life is almost upon us.
Still, at least we're confident that they're only obnoxious to us... everyone else outside the house says what pleasant young adults they are, so we'll take that as a win on our parenting skills!
. But, Mother's Day today, she was brought a cup of tea in bed, given some gifts and then had a lovely day with the teenage daughter.Our eldest lad will be going off to Uni in September (provided he actually does some of the studying for his A-levels that he pretends to be doing) and the daughter will be off to 6th form college. Hard to believe that the 'empty nest' stage of life is almost upon us.
Still, at least we're confident that they're only obnoxious to us... everyone else outside the house says what pleasant young adults they are, so we'll take that as a win on our parenting skills!
Mar 11th 2018 | 8:01 am
#3
Tea Drinker
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 5,387
From: Kamloops, BC
Re: Teenagers
When your children are teenagers, it's important to have a dog so that someone in the house is happy to see you.
