Need help thinking up an excuse for Santa

Person_one

OrkneyStar wrote: »

This sentence basically says Christmas is not special, magical, or exciting without santa, I offered an example of how Christmas can be special AND exciting (though not magical) without santa, if you believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Maybe re-read some of your posts .

No, it really doesn't.

Person_one

notanewuser wrote: »

Everywhere where?

I've not avoided anything but DD genuinely doesn't know who he is or what he's meant to do (and she's a very bright child).

Does she go to nursery?

Nevermind, its been answered.

Just give it time!

OrkneyStar

Kayalana99 wrote: »

I found that quite funny considering your sig

Why?
There is no santa in my signature.

OrkneyStar

Person_one wrote: »

No, it really doesn't.

Well that's how it reads to me, not sure about others.
Maybe you need to read it back, again.

Person_one

OrkneyStar wrote: »

Well that's how it reads to me, not sure about others.
Maybe you need to read it back, again.

I can read, thanks though! :rotfl:

poet123

seven-day-weekend wrote: »

My son was not allowed to watch some of the programmes his friends watched as we did not consider them suitable. That's responsible parenting, you don't let them chose, you chose.

Yes, me too.

My eldest son has never got over not being allowed to go and see the movie Austin powers "The spy who shagged me";) Apparently he was the only one not allowed to go!! He survived.

I didn't think that would get past the MSE censor!

Person_one

poet123 wrote: »

Yes, me too.

My eldest son has never got over not being allowed to go and see the movie Austin powers "The spy who shagged me";) Apparently he was the only one not allowed to go!! He survived.

I didn't think that would get past the MSE censor!

He should be thanking you, it was bloody awful.

quidsy

Quite. My 6 yo wants to play video games that involve shooting & violence, some of his friends are either allowed or have older siblings who do & he hears all about how awesome they are.

I would never dream of allowing him to make that choice himself or when he wants to stay up past bedtime & he has school next day.

Sure, I could let him make the choice to stay up till ten but then he would be in a bad mood, tired & unable to concentrate at school.

But I don't, I make the choice for him.

I call it: Parenting.

poet123

Person_one wrote: »

He should be thanking you, it was bloody awful.

I know, but he was 13 and it had shag in the title!!;)

He is 29 now and we were laughing about it just the other day.

OrkneyStar

Person_one wrote: »

I can read, thanks though! :rotfl:

What I mean is, I understand what you think it says, all I am suggesting is you might see how I can read it as I do.
Anyway, enough about one line.