Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for September 28, 2009
September 27, 2009
September 29, 2009
Transcript:
Val: LOOK AT US! Kids in bed...a grownup couple's dinner! Luci: WAH WAH WAH WA Joan: if we ignore her she usually goes back to sleep... Luci: WAAAAAAA Phil: It's going to take a lot more wine for me to ignore THAT. Wally: I'll be back.
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rayannina over 14 years ago
Saw that one coming, said the dad with two kids.
diodonofrio over 14 years ago
Give some of that wine to the baby and everyone’s happy!
alondra over 14 years ago
Don’t you dare give wine to a baby. Next time hire a baby sitter or pay Holly and Alix to babysit and go out for dinner at a nice restaurant.
diodonofrio over 14 years ago
Mix it in with some breast milk, and the baby will be good to go. It’s like a reverse 5 hour energy shot for kids! ;o)
Mama33 over 14 years ago
That looks like my house last weekend. LOL
(@Bob if only it was that easy. LMAO reverse 5 hour energy shot) :)
kab2rb over 14 years ago
Bob you are so funny/wrong. You know you can’t give any child anytype of alcolhol. Although a very long time ago I seen a mom give their small child a sip of beer. The whole family drinks. This was 40 years ago.
lewisbower over 14 years ago
Better than paregoric
diodonofrio over 14 years ago
OK OK….no alcohol. Guess I better brush up on my parenting skills! LOL
harebell over 14 years ago
It’s all right Bob, we don’t hate you! :y
Guys, what about rubbing whisky on a baby’s gums when it’s teething, I’d bet that remedy is still being used.
diodonofrio over 14 years ago
I think rubbing whiskey anywhere should be illegal. What a waste! :D
vawser over 14 years ago
“you can’t give any child anytype of alcolhol. ”
Okay, so no liquid cold or cough medicines for any of your kids! I know, now they make children’s versions, but Nyquil and the like are around 20% alcohol. And alcohol has been recognized for its medicinal purposes since ancient times.
moosegirl over 14 years ago
LOL. Reminds me of when my folks brought us to our grandparents and there was an party for the adults that evening. Big family gathering. We little kids and our cousins were put to bed but kept sneaking down to steal snacks and watch the fun. Grandma was as smart and shrewd as she was lovable and generous. She asked all us kids into the kitchen for some milk and cookies “if you promise to go straight to bed and stay there”. Naturally we said yes and after we finished, we went back upstairs with the intention of more mischief. Grandma and the Mons tucked us in again, but unknown to us “Da Old Lady slipped us a Mickey”. It was about a teaspoon of wine in a 10 oz glass of milk. We were dead to the world until mid morning. I got the story from my Mom when I reached adulthood. I always loved Grandma and now you know why.