Farmfresh
City Biddy
My kids did!Wifezilla said:Anyone else ever experience the dreaded wooden spoon?
(My mom broke quite a few over my butt)
My kids did!Wifezilla said:Anyone else ever experience the dreaded wooden spoon?
(My mom broke quite a few over my butt)
Oh yeah! And those paddle toys with the rubber ball on the stretchy cord. As soon as the cord broke Mom snagged the paddle part for future use.Wifezilla said:Anyone else ever experience the dreaded wooden spoon?
(My mom broke quite a few over my butt)
We had Apple trees. We also were forced to go out and cut the switch she was about to use on you. Talk about double indemnity! And by God you better not bring her one that she felt was to short!Quail_Antwerp said:No, my mom liked switches cut from cherry trees. Stung like the dickens, left a 10 second welt, but you sure as heck didn't do whatever it was you'd done EVER again!
Remember the Fuller Brush? The one with the LONG handle with the square head? Man I had THAT one a few times(until it accidentally got broke one day )MorelCabin said:My moms best was the plastic cooking utensils...
Nope, for very serious infractions, it was a wire coat hanger. One or two swats, even with my hands on my rear, hurt!!!!!!!!!!Wifezilla said:Anyone else ever experience the dreaded wooden spoon?
(My mom broke quite a few over my butt)
Check, check, and double check!! Been there, done that so to speak! My favorite, (NOT), was the DREADED orange plastic race track pieces and yard sticks!SKR8PN said:We had Apple trees. We also were forced to go out and cut the switch she was about to use on you. Talk about double indemnity! And by God you better not bring her one that she felt was to short!Quail_Antwerp said:No, my mom liked switches cut from cherry trees. Stung like the dickens, left a 10 second welt, but you sure as heck didn't do whatever it was you'd done EVER again!
Hell hath no fury like my momma when she was pizzed off at you!
Oh.....and one more thing.........you always knew you were in for it if she used your FIRST, MIDDLE AND LAST NAME when she called you!!
Oh my gosh, FF, I think we grew up in the same family!Farmfresh said:We could go to McDonalds where every one got a hamburger or cheeseburger of their own, shared a large french fries and either drank a milk each OR (depending on the actual budget at the time) SHARED a large drink (free refills you know!) OR we could eat sandwiches at home. No toys, No frills just basic burger and fries.
It was a treat to eat out even without the fancy toys. By the time they were old enough to read they were figuring out how to get the best "bang for their buck" everywhere. Two of my kids are still very frugal. The other one ..... she is a story all her own.