Last night was skype night. I laughed so hard at Jill's story of Reece.
After begging to go bowling Jill took her children bowling. At the end of the game, Abby beat Reece by one point. Oh the drama. Reece wouldn't leave the bowling alley. He sprawled himself across the lane and wouldn't move until Jill would say that he won. Of course he didn't, the score didn't lie but he wouldn't let it be. "Tell me I won," he pleaded. Now, I can imagine Abby standing there with a grin on her face that says "Nee Ner Nee Ner Nee Ner," but innocently acting like "I don't know what his problem is. What is mom going to do about this?" Anyway, Jill did get him into the car but still, more drama. "They should shut down every bowling alley. It is an awful game." etc. etc. Now, later on that week he had a birthday party that was a bowling party that he was okay going to. If he lost there, it would be okay. But to lose to Abby and maybe Trevor, well, that is just WRONG!
She had another story previously, after Christmas. I gave Trevor Monopoly for Christmas. So they had a family night where they played it together. Reece did not think he was winning. I guess he bought so many houses that he was low on funds and panicked. In his panic he brought on the drama. "I am not playing this game. This is the dumbest game ever! We should take it back to Aunt Sally!" While he was throwing this fit, Jill realized that he passed 'go' and didn't get his $200. She told him that he actually had $200 more dollars that he should have had. Well, that changed his tone immediately and he calmed down and started playing again. I don't know that he won. You know how monopoly is, does it ever end?
Jill, if you are reading this, I would love to have it in your own words and any other examples. You tell it so much better. Your kids are hilarious.
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