"That was very rude what you did," Julia recently remonstrated me, quite without warning. I was all astonishment, wondering what I had done. She solemnly continued: "That was very rude, when I was in Mommy's belly, how you threw over the chess board!" She paused to allow me the full measure of my guilt before adding superfluously, "Because Mommy won." I confess to the deed, nearly five years past, and can only wonder who told Julia about it. Lia, observing the scene, smiled ingenuously.
7.30.2008
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Did you really do that, Justin???? If so, I have to agree with Julia; that was very, very, very rude. Reading that brought back memories of playing games with my brother--my then six-year-old brother. :)
Hmm. That must run in the family. I think I did that with Samuel the first time we played chess together...
I threw cards at Dan one night because he beat me(it was the night before we found out I was pregnant with Andrew). I always thought it was just the pregnancy hormones, but maybe it IS a family thing. (But at least the cards weren't as heavy as chess pieces!)
I made a new password so "I'm Back".
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