Never ask kids to lie for you

[*kate*]

My mother rang the other night and DD answered. I didn't fancy another awkward, stilted conversation, so I waved my hands around and shook my head so that DD would tell my mother I'd gone out.

The conversation went:

DD - "No Grandma, Mummy's gone to a cookery demonstration at school, she went out ages ago"

Mother - "Is Daddy there?"

DD - "Mum, where's Dad?"

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The moral of the story is - don't ever ask kids to lie for you!

[Chocolate Lips]

:teehee:

How did you get out of that one

[Crazyfool]

:teehee:

Aww bless I bet that was awkward :higgies:

[goldilocks]

:teehee: Kids- who'd have 'em eh?

[Timothy's Mum]

PMSL - sorry but that really tickled me

[icclebunny]

:grin:

[*kate*]

:teehee:

How did you get out of that oneI haven't spoken to her since :oops:!

Hopefully old age will kick in and she'll forget :smile:

[chuckle_monster]

:oops: :teehee:

[Nikki02]

Class!!!:clap:

[Pancake01]

That's brilliant!

[Jamtart]

pmsl :lol: classic :clap:

[RedTiger]

:lol: Maybe she could try to pass it off as 'erm, where's Dad?' if your Mum does remember :lol:

[Tessy]

:lol:

[August Girl]

Love it! :lol:

[Petrus]

:teehee: bless

[Sashy]

Ouch! you better hope she forgets that one :teehee:

[Madwife]

:lol: I will remeber that one in future.