We’re all childer at heart
She became disenchanted with my son’s care and attention to her and the children and organised a separation. I took this on board in my customary stoic mood - these things happen and will continue. We had a difference when she told me he was my responsibility and I held the opinion, firmly, that he was her responsibility and she was the one responsible.
I called one evening to bring the lassie to a violin class and although I carefully ground up the chocolate wrappers and placed them in an ashtray at the front door, they unravelled and she rang me breathing fire about scattering litter at her house.
I pointed out that it wasn’t quite her house yet, the other children got wind of her actions and the circumstances and as you can imagine relations went south - permanently.
The Boxtys haven’t much history in the forgive and forget side of things. We thrive on bitterness and remembering historical occasions where we were slighted…
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You do what you think is right. Nothing else ever will be.
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We looked into buying one but the price of them is gone extortionate. Rented one off a lad down near home who does bouncy castles as well. Even with my help he was 2 hours putting it up and an hour and a bit taking it down. No easy money in that business
Not quite true.
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Ah they’re a bit of work at the start but once you have it done a couple of times and they’re out away properly you’d do it in your sleep. Having somewhere to store it helps of course.
Bouncy castles, I wouldn’t fucking go near putting them up. We got one of them handy once and I’d hire one before I’d put the fucker up.
I was at a communion yesterday and had a right day at it.
A Gaming Van turned up go the kids in the late evening and stayed for 2 hours. €350 for the 2 hours and they had been in a couple of other places before that.
It looked a right job from the pictures I have seen of all the kids in the back of it playing away. Some idea, I think this one was based out of Dublin.
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