Only a mother can learn to see through her children's eyes. If she didn't, she wouldn't stand in a winter drizzle, clutching a small, sticky paw, staring at an Irishman down a hole.
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@RichWithey you don't have children then do you? I spent half an hour last week, watching a digger and fork lift truck, because my grandson loves them and he didn't want to leave!
@RichWithey oh :) the Irishman is working, digging the hole. Fascinating to a child, bit boring for us, and for the Irishman too!
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