Being direct (was Religious tolerance)

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> Vaudin wrote:

>

>> *loud raspberry*

>> 14/08/99 " Why use words when throwing yourself on the floor

>> or sticking your hand up your mother's top conveys all anyone needs

>> to know? "

>

>Well that's a bit more subtle than Kitty (22/7/99) who shouts 'BOOBIES

>LICIOUS' and 'BOOBIES PLEASE' at the top of her voice in the middle of

>crowds!

>

>

>http://www.foxstitch.co.uk/

Flat learning curve Vaudin has not yet twigged that if he *says*

" Suckle " (which he can) he *always* gets. I'm a sucker for 'suckle'!

:-)

On the subject of subtlety, I was with DS1 for a nursery induction

session (lovely nursery class, unfortunately the current teacher is

leaving.) and he was holding a stencil to his face and jabbing at it

with a pencil for a while - eventually I realised he was trying to

recreate face painting. A girl sitting next to me said something

about how you could use those pencils for it, so I waffled sagely on

about how it was best to have special pencils and how the wrong thing

could bring you out in spots and she said " You've got lots of spots -

is that what you did? "

Oh and for Ruthie, it's started here too - you are not the only one

whose son commandeers your laptop to watch DVDs (I bet Yeshaya wasn't

watching The Snowman/Father Christmas though)

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jennifer@...

Vaudin