I’ve got the football on.
Apparently, that breaches some unwritten law that says only children’s television is acceptable during the hours of daylight (or at the very least, while they’re awake).
Shame.
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7 responses to “Upsetting the children.”
baaaad mama!!!!! We have this discussion every time there is something we want to watch before 7pm. I’m guessing you aren’t too cheerful ATM then as i hear England lost?
it wasn’t the best of games, no, though I did enjoy almost watching it.
Yeah, like TV is just for them! 🙂 I wouldn’t mind, but kids TV seemed a lot better when I was a kid, hehe.
My kids like Bod 🙂
I don’t like football, and I’m not very keen on television, so you can guess where I *wasn’t* this afternoon 🙂
You’ve been tagged btw 🙂
You should hear how often I say, “I don’t watch television.” And after the bewildering look I say, “I have 4 children.” :-/
Bod rocks. So does Aunt Flo – I can play the “here comes Aunt Flo” music on the guitar, which is very nice to play. Which flavour of milk shake will Alberto Frog have today? The elephants on the piccolos think “lime”. The giraffes on the tympani think “raspberry” …