I love my son.

[fleetfootmike]

Anne took James into school today on her way to work, and phoned me afterwards.

Apparently James had, while they were driving to school, very solemnly told her about the big wave in a place really really far off that had smashed lots of people's homes and killed some people, and even killed some people's mummies and daddies.

I guess you can't explain it any better, can you.

Comments

[wolfette]

How old is he now? I think the last time I saw him he was still barely knee high to a grasshopper.

[pbristow.livejournal.com]

I suspect the grasshopper's taller now. =:o}

[agentrayevyn.livejournal.com]

Awww....

[adrianclark.livejournal.com]

And yet we leave all matters of international politics and diplomacy to adults.

No wonder the place is so fucked up... ;-)

[muninnhuginn]

I'm impressed by how sensitively Looby Loo's school have handled this: she too explained what a "tsunami" was and what had happened. They did a one minute silence too. I guess three minutes was asking too much.

[stevieannie.livejournal.com]

James does "ernest young boy" very well indeed. Love him to pieces. Give him a hug from Aunty Annie when he gets home :~-)

[maltconnoisseur.livejournal.com]

I've just started a journal recording my single malt scotch whiksy experiences. I hope you will come and visit, the site being http://www.livejournal.com/users/maltconnoisseur/

I've added you to my friends list. Perhaps you'll do the same if you like reading my journal. MAybe your friends will too.

Feel free to respond to the posts on my journal if you wish too. I'd love to get some good discussions going.