
Today’s prompt is: Your family dynamics growing up.
I am the second child of four. My older brother is five years older than me, and for the most part growing up, I was his irritating little brother. At times I excelled at it.
Below me were a brother and a sister. My younger brother and I played a lot in the backyard, and my sister was sent to annoy me and has done that so well throughout life.
My dad was the head of the family unless mum took over when there was some crisis. I used to go and watch and ‘help’ my father with jobs, and after I’d irritated him to the point of distraction, he would say: “Go and tell your mother she wants you.”
LOL!! I love the last line. There are phrases we remember from childhood and “Go and tell your mother she wants you” is priceless. 🙂
And as innocent children we did and puzzled at mums expression of ‘ oh he’s sick of you is he?’
I can only imagine the discussions they had at night about it. 🙂
Brilliant last line Michael.
Thank you Di, my dad liked to use it a lot.
I can imagine you as a little boy ‘helping out’.
Getting in the way 😇
ha!
I might have used that same phrase once or twice🤗
I think I used it on one of my kids who replied: No she doesn’t.
Brilliant, I was the youngest so I managed to annoy all my brother and sisters and exasperate my mum and dad 🤔💜
As I would expect willow.
🤔😀😀😀😀