Family codes and rituals
Freddy Woo writes, "as a child we used to have a 'whoever cuts doesn't choose the slice' rule with cake. It worked brilliantly, but it's left me completely anal about dividing up food - my wife just takes the piss as I ritually compare all the slice sizes."
What codes and rituals does your family have?
( , Thu 20 Nov 2008, 18:05)
Freddy Woo writes, "as a child we used to have a 'whoever cuts doesn't choose the slice' rule with cake. It worked brilliantly, but it's left me completely anal about dividing up food - my wife just takes the piss as I ritually compare all the slice sizes."
What codes and rituals does your family have?
( , Thu 20 Nov 2008, 18:05)
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One for the dog...
My Mum's way of getting me not to pick up food that was dropped when I was a child was to say that it was "One for the dog"... it worked brillantly as I felt that the next passing dog would be rewarded for my clumseyness.
( , Wed 26 Nov 2008, 13:31, 1 reply)
My Mum's way of getting me not to pick up food that was dropped when I was a child was to say that it was "One for the dog"... it worked brillantly as I felt that the next passing dog would be rewarded for my clumseyness.
( , Wed 26 Nov 2008, 13:31, 1 reply)
Just for dogs
I thought that the sugar they put on tables in cafes was just for dogs. Thought it so surely, in fact, that I argued my way into a hysterical fit with a friend after telling him not to eat it when I was about five.
Curse you parents, why must you lie to us so?
( , Wed 26 Nov 2008, 15:24, closed)
I thought that the sugar they put on tables in cafes was just for dogs. Thought it so surely, in fact, that I argued my way into a hysterical fit with a friend after telling him not to eat it when I was about five.
Curse you parents, why must you lie to us so?
( , Wed 26 Nov 2008, 15:24, closed)
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