Charlotte

[Heather]

[Bob Pacey]

Sounds like Grandma is getting in some practice ?????


Beautiful poem.

Bob

[Heather]

Thanks Bob. She's a special little kid.

Heather

[Stephen Whiteside]

Matt, she's only two. First you would have to wait five years. Then she will be seven, and you could write the first poem (except that's it's already been written). If you waited fourteen years, she would be sixteen, which is not a multiple of seven.

[Stephen Whiteside]

Ice cream? Ah yes of course, our good friend Douglas!

[Heather]

Definitely a different tone 14 years on Matt!

Stephen I will leave the maths to you clever types!

I live with a (near) sixteen year old. It's a bit like living with a two year old at times- but much, much worse At least when Charlotte has a tantrum, she goes back to her mother and we all laugh at her. I can neither return the one I have or laugh at times! Bit like your worst nightmare really......

Heather

[Zondrae]

G'day Heather,

Now that my children, daughters in particular, are in their thirties and forties, I can assure you, they grow out of being difficult to live with. (mostly because they eventually move out). And the one who gives you the most worry may well turn out the best of the lot.

[Heather]

Zondrae, "she" is the youngest of three girls so I do know (well hope really) that she will become human again like her sisters! I know she will be ok in the end because when she is out she remembers her manners -that is always a good sign. I also know that whatever job she gets in life - she will be the boss! She is being nice this week end so I suspect she wants something!