THAD!!! What were you like when you were a kid???

[Jekyll]

I promise!! We have a little "Thad" in our house. We had lunch this afternoon and my oldest son was going on and on about everybody's stories from Sunday School! He would notice every little detail (I know these don't matter much here) and could recall (or make up) the little things that make stories interesting. WOW!!


So, we had to teach him about being nosy and about gossip and said he'd try harder to not be involved in such drama.

[Carpenter]

Originally Posted by Jekyll

I promise!! We have a little "Thad" in our house. We had lunch this afternoon and my oldest son was going on and on about everybody's stories from Sunday School! He would notice every little detail (I know these don't matter much here) and could recall (or make up) the little things that make stories interesting. WOW!!


So, we had to teach him about being nosy and about gossip and said he'd try harder to not be involved in such drama.

What was his response to your admonitions? Your answer will truly indicate whether you have a true little THAD or not.

[Jekyll]

Originally Posted by Carpenter

What was his response to your admonitions? Your answer will truly indicate whether you have a true little THAD or not.

Well he tries not to...but he will stop in an aisle of a store and just stare at two people in full conversation...MAN baaad habits...lol...just can't believe that his mind actually leaves conscious reality for his curiosity...

[Carpenter]

Originally Posted by Jekyll

Well he tries not to...but he will stop in an aisle of a store and just stare at two people in full conversation...MAN baaad habits...lol...just can't believe that his mind actually leaves conscious reality for his curiosity...

This isn't a bad thing. This is how us firstborns gain our ability to have insight into the human condition, and to truly understand how people are...in an effort to get along and like them so well of course.