So on the way to school this morning I asked him if he was looking forward to going.
'Yes' he smiled
'Are any of your friends going?' I asked
'Think so' he replied
Now, as a girl, I would have already spoken to all my friends about what we were all wearing and where we were going to meet up. He had obviously not had any of those conversations, I worried about him being there without a friend.
'What are you going to do there?' I asked, wanting reassurance from him in a way, that he was going to be alright.
'Gonna have a larf' he replied nonchalantly!
Of course he was! What on earth was I thinking?!
18 comments:
Ah, bless! Sounds like he has plenty of self confidence. Hope he enjoys it!
It's Friday night with the weekend looming; of course he's gonna have a larf.
All boy skills in place there, I'm certain!
Sounds like he's got the right idea. Good motto for life, that is.
Yeah...... having a laugh sounds sensible.
Nuts in May
Award for you over at mine! Hx
A very sweet loving post
I hope he finds a few friends and has the anticipated larf! It sounds like he's set on having a good time whatever happens, which is a healthy attitude.
Word check: funmen!
sounds like you are well on the journey to finding out that boys just don't do what us girlies do.It's very puzzling. Have lots of mates rather than special buds ( that comes around fifteen I have found-the special bud thing.
Get used to the words 'good' 'fine' 'dunno''not sure' 'nothing much' (when asked what they have done at school all day etc).
But ...now and again... they will spill the beans.... just when you have given up and never think you will get any news.........it all comes...........
I can see him in his best John Travolta stance:) I bet he was the star of the dance floor.
Sounds like my boys, niether of whom have any interest in football. You can still have a larf though. :)
I don't think you have any worries there! :)
I love the way school's still call them "disco's" :-)
My daughter's school - which is an all girls grammar school have them some times at lunchtime, for charity things etc.
She hates them with a passion I think! :-)
Used to worry about this with my daughter, as she didn't have that many pals (not like Son who attracts em like flies and is definitely an alpha male). But she always had a super time at the school discos and that xxxx
There is nothing wrong with only having a few friends and not being into football...most of my male friends (and my husband) are not remotely interested in sports....
I hope he had a lovely time
C x
Awww, It's amazing how place in a family makes a difference. My second son hates socialising like that.
I hope he had a good time. x
You see, there really is no need to worry! x
Being the mother of one girl and two boys, I can certainly see how the different sexes minds work! (oh not sure if that is good grammar but I am sure you know what I am trying to write there!)
Daughter would have been just as you say, but both sons are relaxed and out for a "larf" boys are sooooooooo uncomplicated.
love from Letty x
You don't want to worry about SS! You know he has all the girls after him!
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