Dads making kids eat....

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Originally Posted by Lignin

T.L.,
There's nothing more pleasant than sharing a table with diners with at least SOME table manners, and nothing less enjoyable than sharing with those with no manners.
I'm an old fuddy-duddy when it comes to table manners.:no::no:

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Manners are OK. Its just that eating with a bloke always telling the kid off for minor (to me ) things isn't that enjoyable.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Ashore

Is your husband a victorian , if he is it could answer a lot of you questions ( NSW blokes are far better attuned to whats real in this modern world ) :rolleyes:

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Might leave that one alone. :whistling1::shutup1: (Come to think of it, he grew up in Sydney. :think: )

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Originally Posted by artme

Oh yeah!! Look at us poor old buggers_ depression, paranoia, guilt, heart problems, nightmares and bad dreams, and probably the odd heavy drinker.:D:D:D:D

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Acshully, I don't think Small-Boy is so bad. He likes salad. He likes tuna, sausages, roo steaks, chicken. Peanut butter sangers. Milo milk :shrug: Doesn't have lemonade except at parties. Made his Easter chocolate last a week. (I think there is even some left. )

They're your blokes,Madam Grey,so control is up to you.
Junior Earl sounds fairly well adjusted,if a bit loose with the eating irons, and the Earl is just being an earl!!
Regards,
deBrett

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Originally Posted by Lignin

Regards,
deBrett

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Is this pee-rage?:D

No, Pee er pressure!!:2tsup:

(A full bladder??)

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Originally Posted by Lignin

No, Pee er pressure!!:2tsup:

(A full bladder??)

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Ie: when the small boy can't sit still at the table, but won't admit he needs to visit the small room till he's "REALLY BUSTING". :doh:

"Zakkerly, Lady Grey!!:q:q

?:? How do you know I'm grey.:C Don't tell every one. :doh: