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scottishshortie wrote: »

My mum used to buy me pretty girly dresses but I ripped them so often playing football and climbing trees she soon gave up hope on having a girly girl and sent me out in the cheapest tracksuit bottoms she could find

My dad used to take me out clothes shopping, and apparently anytime we went near any girly dresses I'd have a full on tantrum :rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

scottishshortie wrote: »

My mum used to buy me pretty girly dresses but I ripped them so often playing football and climbing trees she soon gave up hope on having a girly girl and sent me out in the cheapest tracksuit bottoms she could find

That was me too, spent most of my early years up trees Several times I fell out face first onto stinging nettles too :eek: I often wonder how I never broke a bone! Almost fetched the swing in our garden over once because I insisted on going right round on it. Might also have had something to do with having an older brother as well as a younger brother, I could always keep up with them

I can be "a lady" if needs arise, but I think my parents gave up on the idea of me being a girly girl when I was fairly young :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mrs_stinkface

Good morning everyone
Hope all is well.

Underperky and enterprise you both sound like fab grandparents:j. My mum is always doing mental stuff with lil stink and I wouldn't have it any other way.

It's a beautiful day here so far, we are gonna have a lazy morning watching monster trucks and building train tracks then I think we will go for a bike ride down by the river.

No shopping today if I can help it.

scottishshortie

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That was me too, spent most of my early years up trees Several times I fell out face first onto stinging nettles too :eek: I often wonder how I never broke a bone! Almost fetched the swing in our garden over once because I insisted on going right round on it. Might also have had something to do with having an older brother as well as a younger brother, I could always keep up with them

I can be "a lady" if needs arise, but I think my parents gave up on the idea of me being a girly girl when I was fairly young :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

No older brothers here but my friend who lived next door had two her and me were the only girls out of ten kids in our street luckily for the boys they didn't bother bout us playing football etc with them

scottishshortie

Dd woken up so must get on enjoy your gd underperky have fun

gocat

Morning all. Off to get my C&C from a's soon for chops, ham, veg, etc. . Wonder how long I will have to wait for my apg today. hopefully not the 12 hours like the other day.
Daughter arriving from Sydney later for a month visit :j:j:j:j . Will make Pork Casserol in the slow cooker to welcome her home

Shes been patiently listening to me going on and on about my new(ish) hobby of getting the glitches, so hopefully will be able to show her a few while she is here

underperky

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Sounds like what I am planning with my grandson next time we have him Hadn't thought of the hubba bubba one, not sure if he will manage that yet as he is not yet 4, but it is certainly going down on the drive the parents mad list Also planning on taking him across the woods in the summer and letting him climb trees and get covered in mud That's what childhood is about!

Or she is only 3 but she loves watching me doing it , parents stop me when they see...lol...I let her bake in beautiful dresses ...proper little girly ones and ride her bike play in the sand mud and clay , as she loves to dress up ...her clothes are coming off as she walks through the door , by the time she gets to her dresses she is only left with her knickers on and then she chooses a dress ,to wear at grandma's and it washed when she leaves .. and she returns home in the clean clothes she came in ....no problem lol...yes parents are a bore .... I must have been too ....lol....now I know why my dad infuriated me ...
lol ))))

underperky

scottishshortie wrote: »

My mum used to buy me pretty girly dresses but I ripped them so often playing football and climbing trees she soon gave up hope on having a girly girl and sent me out in the cheapest tracksuit bottoms she could find

Scottish ...I thought you were a man sorry ..... but in answer to your question she loves the girly things but her mam doesn't , so when she comes here she see's them gorgeous dresses are to play in

cjj_2

gocat wrote: »

Morning all. Off to get my C&C from a's soon for chops, ham, veg, etc. . Wonder how long I will have to wait for my apg today. hopefully not the 12 hours like the other day.
Daughter arriving from Sydney later for a month visit :j:j:j:j . Will make Pork Casserol in the slow cooker to welcome her home

Shes been patiently listening to me going on and on about my new(ish) hobby of getting the glitches, so hopefully will be able to show her a few while she is here

Aww have a great time with your dd x

scottishshortie

underperky wrote: »

Scottish ...I thought you were a man sorry ..... but in answer to your question she loves the girly things but her mam doesn't , so when she comes here she see's them gorgeous dresses are to play in

My Dd the same she loves all of things pink sparkly and girly and no apology needed its not the first one time I've been mistaken for a man