"When I am
king," my four-year-old started up again. His brother interrupted: "You can't be king. You have to be born into a king's family to be king." The four-year-old looked momentarily disappointed. He thought for a moment or two: "When I am a
policeman, everyone will wear pants on their head."
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genius child - incisive and amusing at the same time - groom him for greatness, it will be time well spent.
Even Granny? What has she done to upset him? I came back from Monaco last week over-excited at having spotted Prince Albert.
"Guess what?" I said to Bea aged six and her friend Manon. "When I was in Monaco I saw a REAL LIVE prince."
"Yeah, whatever," said Bea. "We prefer princesses."
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sounds a good idea to me.
Pants on the head is a very boy thing. There's a TV ad for something or other that fulfils just that fantasy.
Ah, yes. But he's just about king of the hill, isn't he? :)
Every one should do this. It is very therapeutic. I am sat here now....
Ah, Jeremy Jacobs, the man whose website encourages people to view the sexist, misogynistic site belonging to that well known politically correct blogger, Theo Spark..
oh, the wisdom of little children!
Surely Theo 'subtle mix of politics and sex' Spark ?
And of course two pencils up your nose and uttering 'wibble' - your son is an obvious Blackadder fan.
A genuinely good idea - the ad is for some kind of detergent Mr Appleyard - I hardly ever wear pants - oh no Ms Minx is here I don't want to start that going again!
When I am king I will make the weekend 3 days long... sunday night is no fun!
Shut up Mut, and put some underwear on.
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