This reads like an extract from The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Nighttime.Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
they look exhausted, miserable, broke, on the verge of divorce,
Yet they insist that we should have a kid. And when I say you are a good example of not having one they get offended
Then they say it's the greatest thing.
Then I say I've just been on holiday and they look sad.
A great book if you've not read it. Talks a bit about the tube as well, so I'm sure you'd enjoy it.
Not read the book, but seen the play in the West End. Excellent, I thought.
You really should read the book too - it's quite magnificent. I believe it won Book Of The Year whenever it was published, in fact.
They're doing it wrong, P. That's all.they look exhausted, miserable, broke, on the verge of divorce,
Yet they insist that we should have a kid. And when I say you are a good example of not having one they get offended
Then they say it's the greatest thing.
Then I say I've just been on holiday and they look sad.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
I suspect so they treat the baby like a baby.
it's 3 years old now
Blame the parents, imo. Obviously they used their money to spoil their children rotten. And further, they then encouraged their children to spoil themselves with their own money. So naturally, now, they want to spoil their own kids too. But, of course, they don't really have enough money for it anymore because they spent it all spoiling themselves. So what you've ended up with is one kid (or even no kids) devouring the same time and resources as three or four used to.
Apparently it's complicated
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
I always said I would never have kids. All my nieces and nephews used to annoy the shut out of me, but when you have your own it’s different. Nothing better than seeing the smile on my little ones face when I go and pick him up from daycarethey look exhausted, miserable, broke, on the verge of divorce,
Yet they insist that we should have a kid. And when I say you are a good example of not having one they get offended
Then they say it's the greatest thing.
Then I say I've just been on holiday and they look sad.
Aw, man, that's beautiful.Nothing better than seeing the smile on my little ones face when I go and pick him up from daycare
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