*@MotherofTerriers*. Poor lamb waiting in all alone .🤣🤣🤣🤣
John will not be coming here and the only reason I care is that if he’s alone the children will feel bad and he might try to guilt trip one of them into coming to his.
So I think I will suggest they do the day here and go to his in the evening. We always have Christmas dinner about 4pm so if they go about 7pm he won’t have to cook for them.
I don’t know who John’s latest AP is so don’t know if they are married. But he’s not going to tell the kids that. He knows that they won’t fall for the “ we just met a few weeks ago “.
If he had any sense he would arrange to go to one of his large family of Christmas Day and have the kids on Boxing day. But he is too proud and wouldn’t want to admit that he is alone at Christmas . No doubt he’s told them all that it’s amicable blah blah blah .
In other news, DS2 ( the one who is learning to drive ) came in last night and said his dad is willing to buy him a £12k car if I will pay half.
I’ve not discussed money with DS2 so far as he’s the least practical, most selfish and closest to his dad. So I explained to him that I will pay for the car pro rata to my income v his father. John has 99.5% of our combined income and I have 0.5% ( this is after pension and CS) .
So that’s £600 to me and £11, 400 to him. And of course John has to pay the running costs.
Let’s see if that happens. No doubt that will go the same way as “dads buying me a whole new wardrobe of clothes and two pairs of shoes”.
As a PP said “ Once a prick - always a prick “.