by Simon 6 Replies latest jw friends
Has anyone ever seen this happen?
Dylan, our youngest, has a real high pitched 'scream' and when Grandad was chasing them and he was excited he let out a particularly long and loud one - one constant note which made my ears hurt.
Next thing, a whiskey tumbler on the side just exploded into little pieces and the bits that were left were frosted in a strange pattern.
We're now worried whenever he does it, lol.
Simon,
I think you have a demon problem.
Englishman.
Simon,
I have a two year old and a five year old, I know they can scream. My kids have never broken glass but they have hurt my ears.
Just want to say you have a great site here. I know it takes a lot of work to put something like this up and to keep it going. A lot of people should be very grateful for what you have done. I was just reading through a lot of old posts and realized what a service this provides. Thanks
Get That Little One Some Singing Lessons!
Then book him on "Star Search"
"I look to the sea, reflections in the waves spark my memorystyx
Some happy,some sad"
I'll check we haven't given him a smurf doll by mistake or bought any second hand books, lol.
He does seem to be able to hold the same crystal clear note for a remarkably long time - maybe he'll have a good singing voice like his dad . . . . doesn't.
Our are about the same ages apostate man (what a handful eh?)
Glad you like the site BTW - it has taken a lot of time and effort but if it helps someone somewhere then it has to be worth it and it has really helped me try and do something positive instead of just getting bitter and twisted (or at least more bitter and twisted).
what the hell?! this kind of thing actually happens??? amazing!
*off to experiment* - simon, my roomies are just going to love you for this!
