Last day of the holidays for child number 3.  Poor thing.  He’s had his older brother and sister relentlessly asking him what he’s doing tomorrow, thinking they are being hilarious.  My teenage son doesn’t go back for another week.  I’m back at work tomorrow too.  Not in the mood yet. Must get my professional head and body back on which is not easy having treated my body like a pub rather than a temple for the last three weeks.

Earlier today as my son was pretending to do some work he said “oh, did you know that your daughter’s new Facebook status is “I’ve now got five piercings!!”.  Bloody hell.  “Please let them all be in the vicinity of her ears and nowhere else” I was thinking.  She told me she was going to get another hole in her ear, maybe two.  But I’d already banned the “cartilage” option.  Anyway, she now has multiple piercings – three earrings in one ear and two in the other.  Actually they look quite good.  I don’t really mind.  Lets hope she stops there.

I am hoping that nobody notices my nose injury when I’m back at work tomorrow.  Yesterday at lunch I was accused of having a drug problem because I’ve managed to scrape the inside of one nostril.  Embarrassingly I had an accident whilst taking off my clothes after my ridiculous teenage party the other night and managed to get a button stuck up my nose.  Not very cool.  Would have preferred to say that my septum was ruptured owing to serious drug problem.  Not a bloody button problem.

Subscribe so you don’t miss a post
Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates!

What do you think?

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

11 Comments
  • London Dad
    January 4, 2010

    If you want to convince everyone that you have a drug problem, just start using surfing terms from time to time. Words such as dude, rip, hang and score. Also rub your nose from time to time and sniff. I am continuously told that the whole world is doped up to the eyeballs….except for me it seems. Are we missing out?

    • Family Affairs
      January 5, 2010

      We probably are, but it’s far too complicated for me to try and keep up with everything!! Lx

  • rennie
    January 5, 2010

    The button injury is hilarious!! Piercings can can be taken out never to be seen again, but it’s when tatoos become the topic of discussion that you need to start worrying. Happy new year to you all. Aus was fab – want to live there! Lots of the good stuff x

    • Family Affairs
      January 5, 2010

      I know. That will be next I’m sure with those girls. They all love Cheryl Cole’s tattoo – so true they can be taken out. Glad you loved OZ – are you all back on track now re blog etc in Vietmam?? Will check. A who came back from Oz loved it too and wants to live there full time! Lx

  • Zed
    January 5, 2010

    How on EARTH did you manage to get a button stuck up your nose while taking off your clothes? Stick to the drug problem excuse – nobody will believe that either.

    • Family Affairs
      January 5, 2010

      Well. I know. Not cool – just a bit too enthusiastically trying to take off top whilst slightly swaying I suspect. A one in a million chance of ever getting it up my nose again!! Lx

  • Laura
    January 5, 2010

    Hilarious … the button up the nose. What a wally!

    Glad she didn’t have any piercings *elsewhere*.

    Happy New Year to you lady!

  • miniature pigs
    April 14, 2010

    Hi, good day. Wonderful post. You have gained a new subscriber. Pleasee continue this great work and I look forward to more of your great blog posts.

  • Magic Article Rewriter
    April 23, 2010

    I was just browsing for related blog posts for my project research and I happened to discover yours. Thanks for the excellent information!

  • Katharine Ropp
    April 27, 2010

    You got a really useful blog I have been here reading for about an hour. I am a newbie and your success is very much an inspiration for me.