last night in the bath 4 year old w asked if i would like a 'a nice clean cup of tea'.... as opposed to my usual cup of filth i suppose.......
i think this comment may have been prompted by an earlier conversation we had had about the state of advanced slatternity of the kitchen floor. it was so bad that i felt moved to mop it - on a week night. during this conversation w asked anxiously if the floor was too dirty to eat off..... not that this is a practice which is encouraged chez seahorse but i do have a robust attitude to things being eaten after they have fallen on the floor - if you can get to it before billthedog, then go for it
last night in the bath 4 year old w asked if i would like a 'a nice clean cup of tea'.... as opposed to my usual cup of filth i suppose.......
i think this comment may have been prompted by an earlier conversation we had had about the state of advanced slatternity of the kitchen floor. it was so bad that i felt moved to mop it - on a week night. during this conversation w asked anxiously if the floor was too dirty to eat off..... not that this is a practice which is encouraged chez seahorse but i do have a robust attitude to things being eaten after they have fallen on the floor - if you can get to it before billthedog, then go for it
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Gutter immunisation, we're big fans of it here too. Friend of mine once said she stopped sterilising the baby's bottle when she noticed the baby licking the floor.
It all sounds very familiar! (minus the dog, that is) Very healthy children here, as I'm sure yours are as well :-)).
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