At the 'rents for the night
Saturday September 9, 2006
We’re staying at Mum and Dad’s tonight – celebrating my bro-in-laws birthday, and also just trying to get together. These little family things are nice. Today we also went to Vincent’s parents house for lunch… so the family theme has been going strong.
Vincent has borrowed his brother-in-laws x-box and so right now the boys are all playing old Nintendo games. How can you go past Super Mario Bros 3? Yes, I am of that generation. I still remember my sister and I nagging our parents for a Nintendo…
So a really short post today… with a really simple question… what do/did you nag your parents for?
9.09.06 - Shari - #
Happy birthday to your brother-in-law. :) Family reunions are nice, but sometimes can be quite a drag.
I’m not really for those games. Gosh, it’s so pathetic to be me, lol. I don’t really nag my parents about anything. They’ve brought me up to be responsible for the things I want.
shrugs9.09.06 - grysh - #
happy birthday to yah brother-in-law.. I’m so happy for you.. Your family is now happy. _ Mine is still NOT.. Still the same confusing family. Hayy…
I nag my parents for the first time when I was craving for ice cream.. haha..
10.09.06 - kitty - #
:O Happy birthday to your brother in law!
When I was little, I nagged my mom mostly I think about buying things for me? LOL
11.09.06 - nina - #
that sounds like such a lovely time! hmmm. what did i nag my parents for… gosh… i dont remember asking for anything as a kid… but i know most recently it had been an ipod (2 years ago) lol
12.09.06 - LegendaryPoet - #
I never really nagged my parents for anything except for a computer when I was younger. It was something I’ve always wanted as a hobby. I was thankful that they got one because I would be nowhere near as successful as I am today without it.
14.09.06 - scraggot - #
For Monopoly! And then again a fews later to replace the one we lost… and then again to replace that old one. Yes, I think we had three Monopoly’s all together and then Monopoly Junior for my brother! Heh! But we were big on boardgames as kids!