Kids are great but watch what you say

Children are told way too much. Case in point: My wife was kidding my son Trevor that he was dressed like a ragamuffin. He, of course, came back with; What does ragamuffin mean? My wife explained that Ragamuffin was a boy who didn’t dress right for church on Sunday. She then added, "It’s also a boy or girl dressed poorly in public." The boy or girl could be rich or poor, but some kids’ parents didn’t bother or didn't have time, or were, out of work Anyway, the next day at church, my son being the forthright kind of kid he was just blurted out, “MOM, that boy over there looks like a raggamuffin, and my wife just turned to the kid’s mother with a very embarrassed look and said, “Boys! YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT THEY WILL SAY!"

The next day, my wife had a long talk with Trevor. “Don’t repeat everything your mother says. Unless I say it’s all right first." Then she said, "And your father agrees:" So, I agreed to watch my langage

written by Ric