Titillating Bits

So a few people asked me what the 16 y/o got for his birthday. He got money. Those teens love them some dollars I kid you not. His eyes lit up and he hugged me hard (awwwww at 16?), and I was sure he had it spent before he left the room. But no. He banked it. He doesn’t spend, that one.

He. Banks. Everything.

L Plates!We bought him L plates and the learner’s book thing from the RTA so he had something to open. They’re still unused. He can’t be bothered getting his learners yet. Strange thing is, I dread either of the boys driving, but him not getting his learners yet disappoints me in some way. What is with that??

We also scarfed a huge chocolate mudcake (with soccerball candles on it) and took him out for dinner. So all in all, I think he did rather well.

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Don’t you hate it when you post a rant and then someone reminds you that you aren’t perfect either?

Because I went here yesterday, where the lovely Lightening reminded me I am totally lame and a wuss and even maybe a hypocrit because it was Pap Test week last week, and I remembered I haven’t been for like, oh, 100 years. And I don’t want to go. At all.

I’m not a touchy feely kind of person unless I have had a LOT of alcohol. I mean, family can hug me all they like, but don’t come near me doing that “nice to meet you” social hug thing, or the fake I haven’t seen you, like, FOREVER!” hug because I will get all awkward and probably stick an elbow in your eye by mistake and sweat on you with embarrassment because I am so awkward. So if I don’t even want to hug you because I don’t know you very well? You can damn well bet I don’t want to lie on my back in front of you, waiting for you to shove in a cold speculum.

But yes, I’m going to go anyway. Soon. And so should you. If you are female that is.

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And while we are on a somewhat medical theme, I’ve got one word for you.

Zoloft.

Is it good?


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Yeah, isn’t it funny how being our kids still means they can develop into people who do, say and think some stuff which is different from what we expect, and that we find it so much easier to accept these differences in our kids than in others? Maybe this tells us we can also accept others more (this is what i was getting out of what you wrote anyway, ’cause I know I am more tolerant of weird behaviour in people I like, whereas if some stranger does it i can be highly critical).

The hug thing I am so with you on. It smacks of insincerity to me, where people try to cover up their own lack of concern for others by carrying on with the over the top show of affection (then straight afterwards, they look over your shoulder while talking to you, in case someone more interesting comes along).

I went for my first pap smear last year … at the age of 34, so that makes me a much bigger wuss than you Suze! But I will have them regularly now, be a good girl.

Tex: I don’t much care who my kids develop into as long as they are safe, secure, good people, and happy. Life is too short to be unhappy being someone you don’t want to be.

Fleat:Yeah, get moving…sheesh!
Ya wuss! ;)

Good on you - we won’t let you forget now.

i had my first in about 4 years recently … lucky too it was the last week our family practice had a female Dr for 6 months.

I dread my son driving too - got a year to go before he gets his L’s.

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