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annodomini Tue 15-Jul-14 18:57:06

Galen shock!

Faye Tue 15-Jul-14 18:56:26

Just this week walking to the car my daughter stopped to speak to her friend who was sitting outside a cafe having a coffee. As we were about to walk on GD all 2yrs 8 months loudly told daughter's friend, "you say hello to my Mama." The friend had earlier waved to me as I was standing further along the footpath. Nice to know GD is looking out for me.

Stansgran Tue 15-Jul-14 18:47:56

Ha Galen I feel for you. In our thirties we were taking our widowed mothers away, Greece, Italy,USA . We are still paying. And the DD are nearing 40

Galen Tue 15-Jul-14 18:37:32

I'm waiting for either of my DC to buy me a drink. Age 42 40

merlotgran Tue 15-Jul-14 18:32:25

Yes, he remembered, roses It made it even more special because he knew I'd love the joke grin

HollyDaze Tue 15-Jul-14 18:13:31

ninathenana - my youngest granddaughter, when she first got paid from her place of work, rang me up and said 'nanny, shall we go for a Costa Coffee - I'm working now so I can pay'. She knows I love Costa Coffee and I thought this was her way of saying thank you for all the times I've taken her and her sister out for lunch, dinner, ice creams, etc etc. We ordered our drinks and I stood aside thinking how grown up she will feel paying for my coffee and her ice cold thing. She said 'you go ahead nanny, as I've said, I'm working now and I can pay for my own' hmm

She obviously shares my brother's mantra: nobody gets rich by spending it!

rosesarered Tue 15-Jul-14 17:27:34

Aww that's so sweet Hildasmile
That's funny Merlot but had he forgotten who gave him the coupon in the first place?

ninathenana Tue 15-Jul-14 16:14:19

DS is 23 I'm still waiting for him to buy me coffee sad
DD does when she's feeling flush.

jinglbellsfrocks Tue 15-Jul-14 16:01:38

smile Lovely posts.

HildaW Tue 15-Jul-14 15:57:09

My DGS is 6 this year, I cannot wait for the time he does something similar. Mind you he is very mindful of his dear old Grandma (I'm not quite 60) - when I popped into the garage to see what he and my OH were doing, he leapt to my side and said 'stand back Grandma, this is dangerous' (OH was cutting up side old cardboard boxes). A silly memory I really cherish.

janerowena Tue 15-Jul-14 14:56:45

He has obviously been saving it for a very special, grown-up occasion! grin

You never forget the first time your children treat you, do you. 19 yr-old DS buys me ice creams when we are out on our own, because he knows DBH disapproves of them!

merlotgran Tue 15-Jul-14 14:38:40

Bumped into 16yr old DGS in town. He'd gone in on the bus to buy his brother a birthday present and with a big grin on his face he offered to treat me to a cappuccino!!!!

A lift home was obviously on the cards but when he went to pay he produced the Costa Coffee voucher I'd given him at Easter having won it in a 'Guess How Many Sweets in the Jar' competition at my mother's care home.

He'll go far!!