Graye wrote:I like mine because it's so true.
On the other hand I'm currently feeling pretty old after spending the day with my grand daughter AND mother at Cadbury World today. I must say my mother was by far the more difficult to deal with. My grand daughter was quite upset that I wasn't allowed on the climbing wall with her because I was aged over 12. She thought I should go ahead anyway as "no one will notice". I THINK that's a compliment... She now has a new baby sister (Ava) so she's hugely excited but we had an absolute ball!
My son still says I embarras him and he's 19 ! He will see something in the distance and say " No dad,, that's not for you" or things like that. The way I get round the under 12 age limit ... and here's a tip ... tell the supervisor you have 3 ages....
1... the age you act which for me coincides with my shoe size [10] so my son says "dad act your age and not your shoe size" ... that's the important one for the playgrounds
2... the age you always want to be ... mine is 23
3... the real age.
