Monday 12 July 2010

MasterM, Mixologist

MrsM
What is in a Mojito?

MasterM
(shocked)
Wait one...
you have NEVER had a Mojito??

MrsM
(pathetically)
It is your father's fault...
he has never bought me one.

MrM
(embarrassed)
You must remember that
your mother was very, very young
when I first met her.

MasterM
I am going to make you a Mojito immediately.
You are in a new phase of your life...
The Mojito Years.
Posted by alice c at 00:01

14 comments:

  1. quinnJuly 12, 2010

    Cheers! My niece introduced me to Cosmopolitans a while ago, for which I am grateful. Ah, youth - lead on!

    (By the way, my word verifications lately have seemed just this side of actual words. Things like "craticat" and "nineses" and "sliken." Is the internet playing with me?

    Or possibly do I need a mojito??

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  2. blackbirdJuly 12, 2010

    Thank heavens you have this quality time together.

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  3. ChristyJuly 12, 2010

    mmmm.....mojitos.

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  4. GinaJuly 12, 2010

    Enjoy your Mojito years... you'll never look back!
    p.s. I hope Master M got lots of kisses from Wendy!

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  5. UnknownJuly 12, 2010

    It's always a bit of a shock when you get to that certain stage in your life when you realise that you become the pupil and your child the teacher - tempus fugit

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  6. trashJuly 12, 2010

    Mojitos are fine but if he starts with offering Capiroskas - run!

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  7. silverpebbleJuly 12, 2010

    I have yet to have one too. What are they like? DO tell.

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  8. AnonymousJuly 12, 2010

    Thank goodness we have children to provide us with an education!

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  9. UnknownJuly 12, 2010

    Oh I like it, "The Mojito Years", sounds like they have much to recommend them. Perhaps I could look back on my life in this way, "The Lager & Lime Years", "The Guiness Years", "The Cheap Cabernet Sauvignon Years", "The Slightly More Drinkable Wine Years", "The Pimms Years".

    Hmmm, "The Mojito Years" definitely sound the very best. I must embrace mine right away. (Well, maybe I'll wait until after the school run)

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  10. MrMJuly 12, 2010

    In vino veritas - or at least an element of truth.

    We have recently reduced our choice of wine when dining out to bottles from Stellenbosch. Simplifies matters no end even if the sommelier looks askance at times.

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  11. PaolaJuly 12, 2010

    I was introduced to alcohol by ... my dad! Oh yes, he thought it best to teach me how to "hold the alcohol, so that no guy will be able to get you drunk!"
    It worked! I drink, no problem! So I'll be the one teaching my son.

    GOD this comment sounds horrible ...

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  12. JenJuly 12, 2010

    I've got mojitos on the brain, too, these days...

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  13. potterjotterJuly 12, 2010

    And I can definitely recommend a Mojito flavoured ice-cream cone which I experienced recently when visiting a stately home in North Norfolk. Mmmm!

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  14. MrMJuly 13, 2010

    Belated but highly relevant comment - yesterday was the day that MasterM was exactly the same age that MrM met MrsM except she was MissP at the time.

    And I did not know what a mojito was although it sounds like someone with a lisp talking about the cause of malaria.

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