… when i said my house looks like it was hit by a tidal wave.
the wave’s name is baby param.
and the wave’s mum is SO tired…
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Twopointthree kids, sixpointsix ideas on raising them 
…. But but but he was such a gentle little soul! Did he open the tap counter-clockwise? Not facing the right dasha?
i sent firstborn to brush his teeth…
and i heard the loud sound of half the sink coming crashing down…
while, my back was turned
baby param went along with firstborn.
that explains a lot of things… really.
Storm ahoy?
Sympathies, does wave’s mum pine to swim around in a teacup for a change? Rather than actually be in the eye of this wavy wave?
wave’s mum wants to drown .
the washbasin broke into 5,34,104.438 pieces…
there’s inconvenient
and darn inconvenient
and damned inconvenient
and dashed inconvenient
today was all four.
(since this is a U-blog i wont use R rated language)
On the days when one’s sanity is shredded into soggy vermicelli its best to hibernate rather than hyper ventilate … the kids must have been freaked out by both the incident and the mother’s reaction … they might want to hibernate too for a while.
pretend its winter and you squirrel. by evening, all will be well, and it will be summer again.
( a good shouting makes my child and i sleep really well…)
only my wash basin is sleeping well… hmmm.
you may want to hit me, but the wash basin now actually looks like the fancy ones they show with ballet models prancing abt. in the loo. whats a little ceramic if it reveals designer genes?
ps: it still looks functional(you may want to beat me up again) and it is, right?
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as long as the babies didn’t get hurt, issokay.
sinks breaking and all – part of growing up (yours).
2
Oh boy, how did the little wave and the slightly bigger wave manage this? Did Mum Wave not enquire? 🙂
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so artistically done. You need to understand the mechanics that went into it! (runs before MiM targets to tunr around and throw the expletives my way 😉 )
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I once climbed up a sink that came crashing down on the friend holding me up. She had to get stitches on her lip 😦
I remember being very scared waiting for dad to get home.
Hope BP wasnt scolded much.
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There is a beautiful little CBT book called “The Littlest Wave”. Something along the lines of the littlest wave needing TLC &/or appreciation which it eventually gets. Seems to like it’s the wave’s mum who needs a holiday from the waves. Unlike some others who have commented here, I totally feel your pain. (And will save my giggles until I’ve closed this tab. Heh.)
“Unlike some others who have commented here, I totally feel your pain..”
i love you sue and i havent read the part in parantheses.
@ the 6 people who have i numbered…
where were the tut-tuts and “there theres when i needed you guys? huh?
Mim, was that what you wanted?
Tut tut. There there.
Now please stop counting, it’s making me very nervous 🙂
rofl!
It does look artistic…and the wave mom can try making it symmetrical? a nice adventure it will be…
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aww…poor you! OK, for once, am completely on your side! Broken plumbing fixtures are one of my pet hates! My brother in his youf, was very accident prone, and has smashed two or maybe three washbasins. (I think the last casualty still lives on, glued together and leaking gently over everyone’s feet) and my kids have presented me with a broken toilet (opened the tank cover to see how the flush worked – the cover was one of those really heavy ceramic thingies, so naturally they dropped it – on the commode, which then broke in half) – I can so sympathise with the frustration….
thanks M . much needed tut tuts from you…
lol@ the last casualty…:-)
though it is not my place to lol
kadavule! Thank God the kids are safe! There, there MiM! Hugs.
much needed. thanks boo… you have 2 angels with you @swiss
Hugss.. I can feel ur pain.. and Broken fixtures in a rented house are such a pain..
and thanks for the comment.. I’m all bright n sunny again.
good:-)
BP broke part of the sink, I climbed on ours while we resided in Chennai and obviously it fell to the floor and shattered. I escaped my mom’s ire because my grandparents were visiting. And they went “Kuzhandhai daane, avalukku yenna theriyum” It was the only time I saw my mom’s eyes go red in anger. So, I get why BP did it. It just so much fun to climb on things that mom asks not to climb onto. In his defense, it looks like an artistic, modern sink now. You can sell it on ebay for much moolah.
i am keeping it. to bang my head . whenever the kids drive me crazy.
tut tut. there there.
over.
*giggles* *ROFLs* *clutches stomach*
well, you get to shop!
hey!!! i would have passed the giggle, or the rofl but the clutching stomach… ? ungallukey yenna paatha paavama illai?
No casualties, I hope, apart from the wash basin. My older son broke a pale blue wash basin three decades plus ago. I feel your pain.
muah muah dipster
RIP wash basin. Way to go , baby Param. My heartfelt feeeeelings for you.
you mean me…?
errr.. ummm… actually its ok… no . i mean .. i broke one looooong back… that was around 6 months back… and till date, i don’t know how it happened.. bad make is what i attribute it to.. not my fault.. and so, not your junior’s either.. *ducking under my desk*!