posted on March 18, 2004 04:23:00 PM new
I'm still laughing at this and I thought I'd share it with those of you who have sons at home. I'm constantly telling my son NOT to leave dishes and glasses in his room, but he does anyway. Well, I think tonight he's learned his lesson. He reached over to his table (he has a mini-apartment in his room) while playing on his computer, picked up a glass and took a big swig. The next thing I hear is someone frantically spitting in the sink and gagging somewhat. Seems he took a big swig of a glass of milk that he left sitting on his table for three days. Yum! Lesson learned.
posted on March 18, 2004 04:32:32 PM new
Tell him that next time to wait 3 or 4 more days & he'll have homemade cottage cheese...
The Democrats ran on 'Honesty' and I told 'em at the time they would never get anywhere. It was too radical for politics. The Republicans ran on 'Common Sense' and the returns showed that there were 8 million more people in the United States who had 'Common Sense' enough not to believe that there was 'Honesty' in politics." --Will Rogers
posted on March 18, 2004 09:14:11 PM new
My girls used to find all the dirty clothes they left laying around their rooms neatly folded and put away in thier drawers. It didn't take long, and their little brother got the message by watching them frantically digging for a clean pair of socks...he picks up his laundry himself...experience is the best teacher
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posted on March 18, 2004 11:07:20 PM new
I think the best thing there is to do is throw away the clothes that are laying around dirty on the floor. When they have nothing to wear that would be a rude awakening.
