Forged in the furnace loyalties

From our guest blogger, MoZiLLa…

I could not wait until tomorrow to share this tidbit.

It is currently 2:20 PM… the time of day when naps generally are ending.

Naps in this house usually are successful for the triplets on weekdays as ‘school’ in the morning tires them out. Today…. not so much.  Instead, they threw another party and when their mother entered their bedroom they had moved the two beds that could be moved, pulled out drawers and emptied their contents as well as liberally dispensing Thomas train track pieces on the floor. Time stood still as all movement within the room froze….. Tess fixed Jasper with a steely eye and asked, "Jasper, who did this mess"?

"Thela and Caryth," Jasper replied.

"Sela, who did this mess?" Tess asked… "Carys and JJ," Sela replied.

"Carys, who did this mess?" Tess asked… "Sela and Jasper," Carys replied.

I stood at the doorway and that is what I heard – I cannot tell a lie! Priceless conversation followed. There were wails of mortification that they had been ‘busted’ but very little remorse for the actual crime! Some of their comments to Tess had us unable to look at them as we fought back smiles ….. such as JJ’s last minute dead-man-walking attempt for clemency: "JJ, you know I have to give you a spanking for disobeying, don’t you"?

"No, how about Caryth"? was his manly reply.

I bid you adieu!!

M xox

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4 Replies to “Forged in the furnace loyalties”

  1. Thanks for posting M!! Love reading the posts and I had to just chuckle about the incident as I can so relate. (not with 3 tho) SOOO enjoy reading this blog and that you are enjoying your visit. I’m sure you are much appreciated for your help!
    Rae in USA

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  2. *sigh* i can feel my blood pressure rising just reading that because for some strange reason i feel like i’ve been in the middle of that same room and that same conversation (only the names are changed to protect the guilty). while i feel bad for you all, know that you have raised my spirits knowing that i am not alone in my ire.
    a cleverer person than i could claim that he couldn’t have made any mess because he had both hands firmly attached to his willy at all times.

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  3. oh yes. good luck with the holding back the laughs. soooooo hard 😉

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  4. Ah yes, I remember my kindergarten aged older sister blaming the crayon alphabet writing on the bed and lamp on my 2 year old brother…who did not yet know what an alphabet was….
    Hi Charles!

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ABOUT AUTHOR
Charles

Originally from Canada and lived in Hong Kong for fifteen years. Married to the terribly talented & gorgeous Tess.

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Forged in the furnace loyalties

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4 Replies to “Forged in the furnace loyalties”

  1. Thanks for posting M!! Love reading the posts and I had to just chuckle about the incident as I can so relate. (not with 3 tho) SOOO enjoy reading this blog and that you are enjoying your visit. I’m sure you are much appreciated for your help!
    Rae in USA

    Reply

  2. *sigh* i can feel my blood pressure rising just reading that because for some strange reason i feel like i’ve been in the middle of that same room and that same conversation (only the names are changed to protect the guilty). while i feel bad for you all, know that you have raised my spirits knowing that i am not alone in my ire.
    a cleverer person than i could claim that he couldn’t have made any mess because he had both hands firmly attached to his willy at all times.

    Reply

  3. oh yes. good luck with the holding back the laughs. soooooo hard 😉

    Reply

  4. Ah yes, I remember my kindergarten aged older sister blaming the crayon alphabet writing on the bed and lamp on my 2 year old brother…who did not yet know what an alphabet was….
    Hi Charles!

    Reply

Leave a Reply

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

ABOUT AUTHOR
Charles

Originally from Canada and lived in Hong Kong for fifteen years. Married to the terribly talented & gorgeous Tess.

RECENT POSTS
No Joy

I doubt my father will be thrilled with my inaugural entry into the blogging world. But read on anyway… In my younger, pre-parenthood and much

Sebastian’s Knee

Many read Tess’ post on Sebastian’s knee. I will now tell you what ended up happening at the Tuesday morning follow-up appointment. This is Hong

Sebastian the Naughty Pedestrian

I am writing from Bangkok. I am on a business trip and staying in the same hotel from my first trip to Asia in 1990.

New pictures posted!

new pictures posted on tess’ blog of the triplets and Sebastian… click here!

Macau Recruiting Issues

Tantalizing Tess left today for her grandfather’s funeral. Sombre moods. I am sitting at our computer sipping a glass of white wine. It’s about 11