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Post by jrae on Sept 20, 2012 12:49:32 GMT
Congratulations Tel! Glad to hear that both Mum and baby are doing great  To be quite honest I'm already a "grandaunt" if you could call it that at 30something, as my eldest brother's kids already have children of their own too. Now my bro's oldest grandchild is around 17 so I expect I'd be a great "grandaunt" when I get to my 40s  |
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Post by Cherry on Sept 20, 2012 14:14:42 GMT
My youngest son is a close age to my grandson, making him an uncle at 3 yrs. His godson is 18 years old. My youngest son is 26.
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Post by Rosie on Sept 21, 2012 8:12:44 GMT
I was an aunt at 2 !!! My eldest sister was 22 years older than me  |
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Post by Cherry on Sept 21, 2012 10:12:40 GMT
Age doesn't seem to make any difference to the relationships. My younger son, the one who is 26, is very close to his big brother who is 49. The trust between them is remarkable.
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Post by Tel on Sept 21, 2012 19:24:51 GMT
My suggestion in naming the baby, was not met with a lot of enthusiasm, i do not understand why? Dahlia is a lovely name.   ;D |
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Post by SueA on Sept 22, 2012 18:04:26 GMT
You should have been sneakier Tel & suggested the name of one of your favourite dahlia varieties although I don't think they'd have gone for Bishop of Llandaff or Alf Ramsey either! ;D
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Post by Tel on Sept 22, 2012 18:44:04 GMT
You should have been sneakier Tel & suggested the name of one of your favourite dahlia varieties although I don't think they'd have gone for Bishop of Llandaff or Alf Ramsey either! ;D Your post made me laugh Sue. ;D |
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