Brothers
I wrote about my younger son in March. That was my younger son's poo story.
We went to a department store again last friday. When my younger son wanted to go to a bathroom, they looked toys by themselves.
My older son brought my younger son to a bathroom . So my older son wiped my younger son's poo. As I heard this story, I respected my older son more.
posted by Lucy @ 1:38 AM
12 Comments
12 Comments:
Awwww, your boys are very cute :) I have two boys and two girls. Thankyou for visiting my blog. Come visit any time. We are in Melbourne Australia. I am a working mother too. I will keep updated on your blog too. MAybe your boys and my boys can be email friends? Mine are 7 and 9 years old :)
Hello, Cazzie.
Thank you for comments.
You have four kids!! Your a wonderful mother!! My older son is now 9 years old. His birthhday is Christmas eve.
I visited your brog after LanternLight. I want to visited your blog again!!
That's what I call a brother. You can be proud of him, Lucy.
Completely off topic: could you please write some words about kinako and chimaki. What are they made of, how do you make them, how do you eat them, and why...
Szélső Fa,
Ohhhhhh. It is a naice question. OK, I will try it.
The things we have to do to earn repsect these days (;
Kieran,
Thank you for comments.
By the way, England soccer team was lost. Tomorrow morning, there will be semifinal game.
Lucy, thank you for letting me know. Sadly I was acutely aware of this fact already and am now full of footballing despair. In America and Australia they call the game "soccer". This is evil. In England, where the beautiful game was invented, and almost the whole of the rest of the world, the game is rightly called "football." The English get quite precious about this kind of thing. We're a silly nation really. What is the most popular sport in Japan, both for watching and for playing?
Also, keeping it lighthearted, do you have any thoughts on North Korea?
Kieran,
Oh sorry,I have forgotten you say football. American football, footbal, soccer....I am a little confused.
I posted about N. Korea on my blog.
I am afraid of their nuclear weapon.
Today, I heard "N. Korea threatens to test more missiles".
Kieran, is it really a lighter subject to talk about a potential nuclear threat from North Korea?
Oh, well. And we in Hungary call it football as well, although we write it like this: futball. (pronounciation: foot-buhl.)
Lucy - where is that post? I would love to read it.
Szélső Fa - I have a degree in sarcasm.
Kieran,
That is just Japanese park which is near our apartment.
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