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I had to smile,,,,,,,,,,,

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lottiejenkins · 10/04/2008 23:13

My ds(11 going on 18) bless him is still on holidays (the six term thing) I went out tonight with some friends and left him in the capable hands of his favourite sitter. I dont get a signal at the pub so always leave the pub number at home in case of emergency,,, I left the pub at 10.30 and within 5 meters of being in signal my fone beeped twice both messages from my son's mobile....first message "I in bed" 2nd message "All ok" I had to remind myself how old he is. Nice that he cared to tell me though!!!

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lottiejenkins · 11/04/2008 08:08

bump!

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KarenThirl · 11/04/2008 08:44

Blesss him Lottie, how sweet that he wanted to reassure you.

Hope you had a good night out!

TinySocks · 11/04/2008 09:09

How sweet! He sounds like a very good boy. It must melt your heart.

TotalChaos · 11/04/2008 09:13

that's lovely

lourobert · 11/04/2008 09:15

That is absolutley lovely....!!!

lottiejenkins · 11/04/2008 09:19

He can be... he can also be a lot of hard work like most children! The first thing he said to me this morning was "I text you"!!!The babysitter said he'd wanted to text me... his phone has made such a difference as he cant hear on the fone he loves to text everybody.. a very sweet friend gave him her "old" phone when she got an upgrade... i say "old" in the loosest term he has a Sharp GX20 while all i can get to grips with(by choice) is a Nokia 3410.

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magso · 11/04/2008 10:03

That was thoughtful for you Lottie! What a nice lad.

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