Still remember taking care of my younger siblings as a first child.
It was a nightmare walahi because they keep quarelling as kids and i keep settling as a teen.
Can't forget one particular funny incident...
Was eating my afternoon meal and was also eavesdropping to a heated up play at the parlour between my last born and the immidiate elderly one.
Then next thing i heard the last born crying..
I was like:- "Ahh,..not again today o.
Am not coming to console anybody again today".
Then next thing i heard was a big deafening sound on floor.
Jeez!, i left my food and ran to the parlour to meet the suprise of my life.
The big central flower verse has been broken!.
I was like:- " i don buy job. My parents will kill me today because an igbo adage says an adult can't be at home and a goat dies in its stakes. Am the culprit no matter who is guilty".
I looked at Zenny the elder and made enquires..
The following conversation ensued..
Me:- Zenny why is your kid sister crying and you are just there standing like a statue?
Zenny:- She hit her head on the floor.
Me:- and so what?. What the happened to this flower verse?
Zenny:- I used it to beat the floor for beating my sister.
Me:- Huh?. For real?
So is the floor crying already?
Zenny:- I don't know.
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I almost went crazy with anger that day but children will always be children

I "hate" kids.

Pls for those who will think nonsense now, I dnt meant it literally, but the mischief which they r capable of doing

Hahhahahahahhahahahahahhahhahahahahahhah. Let me stop there. Hhahhahahahhhhhahahhahaahah its soo funny joor.

the floor must cry oh...hahahahha

Lol

S/he is soo clever.




I remember I use to fall over A LOT when I was little and my mother who was sick and tired of me falling over use to pour her tea on the spot I fell on as a way to apologise to the floor. I use to cry when she did that thinking she loved the floor more than me.

[quote author=JuicyLucy post=51187325]S/he is soo clever.




I remember I use to fall over A LOT when I was little and my mother who was sick and tired of me falling over use to pour her tea on the spot I fell on as a way to apologise to the floor. I use to cry when she did that thinking she loved the floor more than me.

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Funny