Comments on: I Hate Surprises http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/09/28/i-hate-surprises/ wimmins is as wimmins does Sat, 17 May 2008 13:14:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Heather http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/09/28/i-hate-surprises/#comment-346 Heather Mon, 01 Oct 2007 00:51:59 +0000 http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/09/28/i-hate-surprises/#comment-346 letsee.... what IF Mariska Hargitay and Charlize Theron didn't have a restraining order against me.... letsee….

what IF Mariska Hargitay and Charlize Theron didn’t have a restraining order against me….

]]> By: Girl-Fren http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/09/28/i-hate-surprises/#comment-344 Girl-Fren Sun, 30 Sep 2007 21:45:23 +0000 http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/09/28/i-hate-surprises/#comment-344 My "what if" is only scarey to people who know me in real life. If you run into one of 'em, ask just how scarey it is. "What if I said or did exactly what I want to?" (wicked cackle heard screetching along the hallway, as Girl Fren' departs.) My “what if” is only scarey to people who know me in real life. If you run into one of ‘em, ask just how scarey it is.

“What if I said or did exactly what I want to?”

(wicked cackle heard screetching along the hallway, as Girl Fren’ departs.)

]]> By: Linda http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/09/28/i-hate-surprises/#comment-335 Linda Fri, 28 Sep 2007 09:09:42 +0000 http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/09/28/i-hate-surprises/#comment-335 I am afraid my "what if" is rather tame compared to the Nyquill story. But, when my son was 5 years old I thought to myself "what if I let him have as much icecream as he wanted after dinner" and so I just said yes with each "more please" request. The deal included piling up each bowl to what he thought was the appropriate amount. He ploughed his way silently through 4 HUGE bowls of icecream and then got of the chair and lay down for a while. About 1/2 gallon which is a big amount for a small child. Five years later he has never requested more than one bowl of icecream. I am afraid my “what if” is rather tame compared to the Nyquill story. But, when my son was 5 years old I thought to myself “what if I let him have as much icecream as he wanted after dinner” and so I just said yes with each “more please” request. The deal included piling up each bowl to what he thought was the appropriate amount. He ploughed his way silently through 4 HUGE bowls of icecream and then got of the chair and lay down for a while. About 1/2 gallon which is a big amount for a small child. Five years later he has never requested more than one bowl of icecream.

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