Never, in my wildest dreams, did I imagine that my text to the wife reporting on the kids first day back at school, along with the corresponding Facebook status update, would include the phrase ‘green goose crap’.
Never, in my wildest dreams, did I imagine that my text to the wife reporting on the kids first day back at school, along with the corresponding Facebook status update, would include the phrase ‘green goose crap’.
My headteacher (who happens to be infamous for his duck-like facial features!) has introduced a few ‘crap’ rules this year; i.e. how pencil cases are checked everyday and if anything is missing it’s straight to a detention! I have a feeling that maybe this ‘green goose crap’ was perhaps a little more literal though? Haha.
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Well Mr Duckface sounds like a real fun guy.
My original FB update read thus:
Well first hometime of the new school year. Millie has left her new school lunch bag in school (yes Jen I know) and on the way home James bumped into everything as he insisted that he had to place his hands over his eyes everytime he thought of something. Millie told him that if he was naughty Santa would bring him just a snapped stick (?) at Christmas. Oh and I dropped Millie’s chocolate onto green goose crap. Yes, green goose crap. Best days of your life.
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The stuff was all over the playground. Hopscotch will never be the same again.
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Haha! Oh my.
It’s so sweet that she specified a ‘snapped’ stick… because a fully-working, mint condition stick is otherwise at the top of most people’s Christmas lists! Hehe.
I sort of miss those exciting first days back, especially when most of my friends can barely keep their eyes open at the moment!
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Classic! Crap really is such a descriptive word though… and covers a multitude of occasions.
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It really does 🙂
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Being a parent certainly affords the opportunity to use phrases one would otherwise never expect!
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It certainly does. Not all of them are repeatable 🙂
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