Railroad
Routinely Derailed
I was putting some stuff in the car yesterday when I had a flashback to the days when our kids were really young. The guy sitting at the wheel of a nearby vehicle was telling his kid (who doubtlessly had been misbehaving), "I don't want to hear another word from you until we get home."
That reminded me of a litany of things I and countless others have said to their kids in times of trouble - chime in with a few of yours if you want:
"So just because your friends do it, you have to, too? What if they all wanted to jump off a cliff, would you do it, too?"
"Do I have to pull this car over?!"
"Do that again and you'll be sorry!!"
"Why didn't you go before we left the house?!"
That reminded me of a litany of things I and countless others have said to their kids in times of trouble - chime in with a few of yours if you want:
"So just because your friends do it, you have to, too? What if they all wanted to jump off a cliff, would you do it, too?"
"Do I have to pull this car over?!"
"Do that again and you'll be sorry!!"
"Why didn't you go before we left the house?!"