Good Well Behaved Boy
Don't laugh. I actually had a mother who called me up because her son is behaving himself.
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Labels: Really Random Wacky Musings
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posted by Alex Tang at 3:23 AM
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6 Comments:
when my youngest was much younger, we both thought it was a fun thing to tease him when he was well behaved!
I would call him in a very serious tone and "interrogate" him - with a straight face with me basically calling him an alien and demanding to know what he did to my real son. We would both end up laughing!
Corny I know but we had fun. Kind of miss those times ...
I am not laughing.
But then again, I am a mom :)
So, did the mom do the right thing in calling you? I am so curious! haha ... because mom knows all.
hi paul,
children are a blessings aren't they? And we do miss their younger selves when they grow up.
hi pearlie,
I am curious too. Why do you find the cartoon not funny?
I find it amusing funny, not funny funny :) because it can happen. When a mischevious boy all of a sudden become a goody-two-shoes, two things: either he is guilty over something or he is plain sick. :) :) haha not so simple also ar I know ...
... and u took credit? woooaaahhhh...
hi pearlie,
you speak as an experienced mother. When children behave 'out of character' I always warn the mothers to be cautious. It is as you said, either they had done something wrong,they are stressed because of some unresolved conflicts, or they are sick.
In answer to your earlier question, yes, the mother did the right thing in calling me. We managed to solve his problem before it became worse.
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