Sophie was very good with Cian at the weekend – spoonfed him is dinner (fish pie), didn’t get annoyed when he pulled her hair, climbed over her and everything else in his path, and was very patient with him. He’ll be walking very soon – probably by the next time we see him so she’ll really get a kick out of him then. Probably literally.
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2 thoughts on “Being a good cousin”
Sophie looks like she’s having to hold Cian back!
“Not now Cian, patience my young apprentice. Our time will come at Christmas, when you are strong of leg and able to run about a bit. Then We shall strike! Mischief and Mayhem be our names!! They shall turn their heads for but a moment and we shall destroy electrical appliances with jam and hide car keys in flowerpots for fun.
Patience, young Cian.The force is strong in you, but we will strike when the time is right!!”
OR:
Cian: “Oi! You lookin at my cousin!!?!
Sophie: “Leave it Cian, it’s not wuuuuf it mate!”
Cian: “Hold me back HOLD ME BACK!!”
Sophie: “Walk away mate, walk away. He’s not Wuuurf it I’m tellin’ ya.