A 'boobie-putter'?
Perhaps you have to be a mother of boys to work out that he meant a bra.
Which is all well and good, and since I don't want to instill a sense of shame in talking about body parts in my sons (at home, at least - we've already had the conversation about what is and isn't appropriate on school premises), I thought it was funny.
What I didn't find so funny, however? The spoon he was offering me was teaspoon.
Would you have liked a serving spoon better?
ReplyDeleteSounds like a golfing term.
ReplyDeleteYou're posting too much about your body parts, Potski. I'm worried about you.
Nora, well, a dessert spoon, at least...
ReplyDeleteIota, you know as soon as I put it down in writing that's what I thought too - a golfing term. As for posting about body parts, it's been a long summer.
You just know with boys this age, it's going to be a boob comment rather than a golf comment. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteI thought 'golf' when I read it, too. Darned English language and its inconsistent pronunciation.
ReplyDeleteHow many days did you say it was until school starts?