Will: Can someone pass the ketchup, please?
Me: You know what, Will? I think you have that Sex-Ed talk coming up in school soon. Dad and I want to have a little chat with you before it starts, just in case you have some questions that you might feel awkward asking in school.
Will: Mom, I’m finding this conversation extremely awkward already.
Dad: Me, too! Let’s talk about something else.
Will: Sounds good to me.
Me: Ok, fine, but just so you know, this conversation is in your future. Maybe we’ll go to dinner…me, you and dad. You can pick the place. It will be fun!
Dad: How about just you and Will go? I’ll stay home. I dread these conversations.
Me: Oh, no! You’re going. You’re not getting out of this one.
Anna: I want to go!
Will: No way! She’s not going.
Anna: Will, you are going to die of embarrassment! Trust me…it was the worst week of my life. Some kids puked. I think one cried. You might want to wear a diaper.
Will: Mom, make her stop!
Me: Now, why would you tell him that? You’re scaring him. And, no, you’re not going. Somebody has to babysit Jay.
Jay: Hey! That’s not fair. I wanna go. We can go to Chick-fil-A. I love their milkshakes.
Me: I’ll get you a milkshake another time. You’re staying home.
Jay: Well, I’m not staying with her. The last time Anna babysat, she threw the remote at my head and sent me to my room.
Anna: That’s only because you weren’t listening. Duh!
Dad: So, that’s why the remote is broken?
Will: I feel sick.
Dad: Me, too.
Jay: Can we have dessert now? I’m in the mood for a milkshake.
Me: Don’t worry, Will. It’s not that bad. I promise.
Dad: And, just so you know, whatever you’ve heard on the bus, is probably not true.
Anna: Actually, some of it is true. Will, you are seriously going to die. Mom draws pictures. It’s mentally scarring. I’m pretty sure that’s why I now struggle in math.
Will: Ya know what, Mom? Let’s avoid the awkward conversation where everyone’s uncomfortable and I want to die. How about you just text me, instead?
Dad: Excellent idea! Then if you have any questions, you can text mom back. So, how about milkshakes for dessert?
Happy New Year Nancy! *waves*
And thanks for the giggle … I definitely needed one this morning. 🙂
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Happy New Year, Dragonfae! How’s that beautiful grandbaby?
Happy to make you smile, my friend. 🙂
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Aurora is doing great … thanks for asking. 🙂 Getting big, lots of smiles, doing the “baby babble” (I love that!), and starting to teethe. Gotta watch her little hands though … every time I hold her she grabs my hair in a death grip! 😆
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Wonderful news! I remember that hair pulling thing. I swear, most of mine never grew back. And sometimes you get lucky and get a biter. That was Jay. Everytime I would pick him up, he’d be so excited he’d sink his new little teeth into my biceps. I looked like I was abused. 😦
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Men. I gave my son the talk. It was quick and painless. Mostly. I will say I’m intrigued by your drawings though.
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My drawings are similar to the same ones my mother drew for me in 5th grade. Think primitive sketchings, not porn. Sorry to disappoint. 😉
Happy New Year, Muddledmom!
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Oh, wasn’t thinking porn! Just chuckled at the thought. I have a feeling my artistry would have confused things quite a bit!
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Lol! I know, I was just being silly. 😉
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So THAT’S what all those cave paintings were about?!
🙂
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Those primitive cave dwellers were a naughty bunch!
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“wear a diaper”….ROFLMAO!!!
Ketchup – $1.89 20oz
Milk Shakes at Chik-fil-A $.99 (don’t really know, never ate there)
Conversations about sex – Priceless
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Next time you pass a Chik-fil-A, go through the drive thru and get a milkshake. You can thank me later. They are the best!
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Dad: And, just so you know, whatever you’ve heard on the bus, is probably not true.
Bwahaha! I love that being thrown out preemptively!
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Right? I need to remember this when Thomas heads to school. Nice to start with this before they ever step foot on a bus!
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Good idea! Tell him to never belive anything he hears on the bus. Especially the stuff about Santa not being real!!!
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And he pointed when he said it! 🙂
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Brillaint!
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Thanks, Deb! I can always count on you for some kind words.
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🙂 Dad: Me, too! Let’s talk about something else. 🙂
that started me off with a wicked giggle right there
and how brilliant a posting is this one 🙂
Thank you for calling into my Space Nancy you are
always welcome and safe from the naughty skeletons 😉
Happy New Year 2013
Andro xxx
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Thanks for the kind words, Andro. It’s always a tough subject to tackle with the kids. It’s good to add a little humor to lighten things up.
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I would love to see the texting version of Sex Ed. I think this definitely needs a sequel.
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It sure would be a hell of alot easier, wouldn’t it?
I’ll keep you posted, it might just come to that over here.
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That’s awesome! I can totally see this going down in my household. Drawing pictures, huh? Since no one ever knows why my drawings are, I’ll have to leave that to dad.
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I use a lot of stick figures. No pun intended. 😉
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Don’t they just do that on the internet now?
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I’m going to start a new trend…How to teach your kids about sex via a simple text message!
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Happy New Year. Just do like my dad did an leave a Playboy in an obviously (Hidden) place.
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Happy New Year to you, too!
I’m too embarrassed to buy a Playboy. I’m shy like that. 😉
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Ask Dad…I’m sure he has a few left from his single days.
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I’m checking between the mattresses right now!
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Have a great start
to your Thursday Nancy 🙂
Andro xxx
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Thanks, Ando.
You do the same!
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LOL! My 6th grade daughter is having the same “study” at school & recently asked me what “ejaculation” was. It was one of her new vocabulary words. “oh, God. Do we have to talk about this right now?” I said. “No. It’s okay. I’ll just google it.” she responded. WAIT!!!! Oy. And good luck.
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Hahaha! It must be a 6th grade thing. I guess it’s probably a good idea to ban use of all technology during this topic.
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Oh, milkshakes would’ve made my “talk” SO much better. I wasn’t actually scarred, nor did I require a diaper, it was just …. so anti-climactic. A little trauma would’ve livened things up! (Then again, I didn’t have both a brother and a sister lobbing live rounds at me! 😀 )
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Milkshakes make everthing better…except your figure. 😉
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