THE HISTORY OF THE BEDTIME ROUTINE
Since my sister was born in 1972 I have shared a bedroom with somebody. At first it was my older sister, then my younger sister and finally my husband. The bedtime routine goes back to my childhood. I have always been the last to say goodnight but also the first.To signal I wanted my sister to be quiet I would say goodnight. She would then either say goodnight or ask another question. I would reply with goodnight being the last word. This would continue. Every time she said goodnight I would reply goodnight until she would finally be quiet and sleep.
Everybody I have ever shared a room with knows I have to have the last goodnight but it must follow a goodnight. I do not stop until I have had a reply.
TWITTER GOODNIGHT
I thought this was just in real life however I have discovered I am the same on twitter. I have to say 'goodnight' to indicate I am leaving but can't leave until I have had a 'goodnight' in reply. To this I then answer 'goodnight'. Any conversation entered into has to have a goodnight at the end of a sentence with my goodnight being the last.
RECENTLY SAYING GOODNIGHT HAS TAKEN A GOOD HALF HOUR!
So please, if you follow me on twitter, I say goodnight, you reply goodnight and then I say goodnight.
THANK YOU!
I'm so glad you cleared that all up!
ReplyDeleteStroppy knickers..lol
ReplyDeleteGOODNIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGoodnight lol!
ReplyDeletelol... I also hate leaving without a reply, and saying it again..
ReplyDeleteLets hope we never say goodnight to each other. ;)
I forgot to say you've been tagged over at mine - http://www.itsmygoodlife.co.uk/2010/04/sunshine-award-whats-in-your-handbag.html
ReplyDeleteHope you haven't already done it. :)
yeah. goodnight
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