Q Talk

[Nightowlz]

That is funny. I asked my grand nieces which turned 15 & 16 if they knew what QVC or HSN was? They both gave me a strange look. I told them what they were. They both said they have never heard of them. They have no interest in watching it. They are too busy on their phones.  

[cjm61]

@Linda0215 Oh yes, I was laughing out loud. I knew he wasn't a fan. I'm not exactly sure why . It did bring back so many memories though.

[cjm61]

@Franklinbell Yes, and I often wondered what his teacher thought. 

[cjm61]

@Daisy Sunflower Haha, he didn't like it then and doesn't like it now. He will eat some chocolate, like chocolate chip cookies. But, all chocolate? Nope. Crazy kid.

[cjm61]

I thought maybe I should clarify his "sining". He wasn't saying "sinning", he meant "signing". My cousin is deaf so the family learned sign language. That's what that reference means. 

[GenXmuse]

So adorable! Maybe if they sold stuff for little boys he'd like it better. Anyway, thanks for sharing such a cute story. I wonder what his teacher thought?! Ha-ha 

[Coastalcarolina]

@cjm61, this is sooo precious!  On a side note, how are you doing with the purge?  IF that was what you were doing!  😊  I can't do it!  I have all their mementos too!  We are around the same age, and our children too!

[chrystaltree]

Omg that is so very funny.  I can totally relate to that.  Qvc was on our tv throughout my girls' childhoods.  They referred to it as "your QVC".   

[chrystaltree]

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@Daisy Sunflower wrote:

He doesn't like chocolate ??

Many people don't.  My 10 year old great niece doesn't like chocolate or any candy with the exception of marshmallows.  

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[cjm61]

@Coastalcarolina This purging is something I really needed to do. The books were getting full of bugs and creatures. Some art work wasn't holding up well. I am taking photos of the most important stuff and uploading to Shutterfly. I will then make a book for each child with "pictures" of their work instead of the actual artwork that is deteriorating, along with all their little love notes to mom and dad. 

I have to admit, I was kind of excited. I have only gotten through my oldest child's. I thought, "this will be cool, I can throw all this stuff out". After photographing the work and uploading I started tossing the items in the trash. That wasn't as easy as I thought. Unfortunately, my kids just don't want there artwork, but they want me to keep their stuff. 

The Shutterfly books will be a surprise for Christmas.