Lighthearted relief

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DS and I have one afternoon a week alone...he always insists we go straight from school to a local cafe for a sausage roll.

Today I mixed it up a little bit and got us a flapjack too....these are the kinds of surprises he can deal with

Anyway, I asked him "Can I have a little bit of your flapjack?" and he, very seriously, on his best sitting in the cafe behaviour, broke me off a CRUMB and handed it to me saying "Do you like a crumb?"

And there's me earlier on giving chapter and verse to the LA about how literal he is (ho hum)

But he was so pleased with himself...it was the sweetest bit of flapjack I've ever had in my life!

I needed a bit of lighthearted relief today and thought I would share x

Next time you'll have to ask if you can share his flapjack, lol , hope you enjoyed your crumb

AAAhhh sweet, you little devils having sausage roll AND flapjack

pmsl thats my DS to a T lolyou did say a "little bit" but at least he shared better than when he was 3 in the garden my DS deciding to share his playdough with me on the grass turned out he did a poo and was giving it to me thats one time id rather he hadnt shared tyvm

that'll teach you to be more specific!
My DH still doesn't get the literal thing. He said at the weekend for my DS when we were supermarket shopping, that if he wanted it to just 'throw' it in the trolley. You can guess what he did!

Urghhh bettyboop...what did you say "That's great sharing"??!

hope it wasn't glass auntevil?!

Bettyboop - i really don't think that MN have got an emoticon for what i would have been feeling at that moment!

lol ty share and share alike hes 10 and still takes everything litteral he would throw it in the trolly too if i said that boy do you have to learn to choose your words carefullyi did actually tell him once when putting the shopping away please put that(the loo roll) in the loo , cant complain he did do as he was told