Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

[xmark1234]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

yea i know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! steve but like i said im like my dad i keep repeating me sen
good init

[stevef]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

im taking after my dad i keep repeating my self

Really? I think you've milked that one.

[xmark1234]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

im taking after my dad i keep repeating my self

[pedro]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

looks like me dad(except for the bald head-him, not me) some mannerisims and dare I say my farts sound the same! Natured like me mu ie firey temper and obsession with tideness

[Heather74]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

Funny,funny,very funny!!! LOL

[xmark1234]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

im taking after my dad good time i keep repeating myself
did i tell you im taking after my dad good time cause he keeps telling me stuff over and over again
im taking after my dad thats for sure
lol

[MommaMystique]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

I look at my kids and see my Nan's mannerisms. They must have got those from me. Oggy promises me though that I am not turning into a replica of my mother.

[joybee]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

Awww Fev :cry:

On the original subject however, it MUST run through the generations because I often think to myself 'God !! I can hear my mum talking!!' when I'm spouting off to my lot and their kids too

[Heather74]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

I sometimes find myself sounding and doing little things, where I think oh that was just like Mum, or ohh Dad would have said or done that, I couldn't agree more with your last statement, you never truely know what youv'e had until it's gone, then its all too late, So for all you out there lucky enough to still have both parents treasure them, and if you love them tell them so.

It's better to have loved and to have lost, than never to have loved at all.....

[stevef]

Re: Are you turning into your Mum or Dad?

Yeah, sometimes when I tell a corny joke, I think oh no that sounded just like one of Dad's jokes!

[Wil]

Not just in the old clichéd clothes sense but in your mannerisms or the way you now live your life.

I think I'm probably more like my Mum now but in a concsious way. Now she's gone I tend to do domestic stuff like washing, cleaning etc on the day and time she did them (she was nothing if not a stickler for a housework routine) and always try and think how both she and Dad would have handled a situation when trying to bring up my son right. For me it helps keep them alive and in my thoughts.

It's so daft. You have to wait until people are gone to appreciate what they really did for you.