From a slipper to a sponge
Some of the earliest memories I have date back to when I was some six years old and still a very small pudgy child. Back then of course my sister and I would argue and fight every so often. Our brother would sometimes join and it’d be a great confusion.
One day, as we were arguing in my sister’s room, fighting, jumping on the bedspread and shouting - a scene that would have made our mother faint - a slipper went sailing through the room at very high speed and hit my sister right on the cheek. Whether it was the left or right one, I can’t say.
The culprit, dear baby, was either one of your uncles. My memory seems oddly blotted and I can’t seem to be able to name the guilty.
One day, as we were arguing in my sister’s room, fighting, jumping on the bedspread and shouting - a scene that would have made our mother faint - a slipper went sailing through the room at very high speed and hit my sister right on the cheek. Whether it was the left or right one, I can’t say.
The culprit, dear baby, was either one of your uncles. My memory seems oddly blotted and I can’t seem to be able to name the guilty.
In France, young
kids usually snack around 4PM and have bread, butter (lightly salted mind you) and a mug of hot steamy chocolate. One time, my brother, your mom and I were finishing up the goûter. Anne-Lise was fooling around with a table mop - a spongelike one - until it landed smack in the middle of my bowl and came floating up, bobbing about in my chocolate. I probably started howling like mad but both my sister and brother found it rather hilarious.
Morale: «Little baby, mind your bowl when you have a hot chocolate, you wouldn’t want Mommy to drop a sponge in, would you?»
Posted by in 22:00:11
Hihi, des ptits souvenirs d’enfance…
Ca te revient comme ca un 20 Juillet 15 ans apres?
Sinon tu fais vraiment playboy sur ta photo (enfin il manque quelques annees quoi… mais je veux dire la posture
A bientot mec.
Et desole de pas avoir pu venir a Porto.
Et desole de pas pouvoir venir a Tarbe non plus…
Laurent
i love your blog, great !