Nope?
Neither did I.
Since one of my most basic rules is no swearing, that "F" word has been my go-to word, replacing all the other naughty words in my vocabulary.
Daddy announced the other day, "I hate that word and don't want to hear it anymore."
I giggled a little and responded "you ARE kidding, right?
The extra lick I got after maintenance last night said He meant business! And would you believe that darn word still almost slipped out when He spanked me?
Oh boy...I have a feeling this one is going to be a hard habit to break!
| One of my favorite scenes....from one of my favorite movies! |
Fudge and sugar are my stand-bys when the kids are about. Once they know what they stand for they'll be out too!
ReplyDeleteI like those and they would probably work because he just thinks fart is...well unladylike:)
DeleteI have not been allowed to say 'that word' since the beginning. He finds it more bothersome than saying the real F word (which I can not say either). Good luck with the new restriction and I hope you adjust quickly!
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Thank you! Yes...we will see how many "reminders" are needed for this one.
DeleteAnd isn't it funny, as I am sitting here typing this response, He just told me that it slipped out today when I was talking to him and I didn't even realize it. Urgg.....so much for adjusting quickly:)
I have to follow the same rule, I decided to get clever with it and now often use - shrek, and shreking. Like, what the shrek - shrek off. :P etc. lol It has even started to rub off on a lot of people that I talk to. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd p.s I love that movie! :D xxoo
DeleteI have got to find a new word and quick!! I don't want to copy yours but I need to think of something equally as good.
DeleteBelieve it or not, neither my kids not Heron had watched that movie until this past Christmas. So I bought it and we all watched it together. The kids loved it...He HATED it...lol! I don't understand what's to hate. It's CLASSIC:)
Lol, you can use mine all you like hon... I don't mind! :)
DeleteAnd wow! lol. I've watched it ever year since I was a kid with my Father, and kept the tradition alive with my own kids. :)
We used to say "fluff" with the kids. Now they are older, I guess I resorted to bad habits. I like fudgsicle! I think for some reason it just feels better if it still starts with "f". Like you're saying it but not:)
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