My mum brought herself a horse!!!

I swear I had nothing to do with this







I wasn't even with her when she brought it  I was still in my sick-bed and mum came home several hours later with a surprise, but not for me. She said that this is her horse and I am not going to add it to my collection so there  

What do you think? Strange? or exciting? or worrying ???

Make it a saddle or bridle

Nothing to worry about! Invite your mother to this forum, maybe this horse is a beginning of her own collection

Laura wrote:

Make it a saddle or bridle Very Happy

I'm not allowed to do that!!!  

Ohhh, this is WONDERFUL

And your Mom has such a good taste, - a galopping SHIRE    
Perhaps she always wanted to have a horse ?

Tell her HURRAY from me

Schleichgirl wrote:

Ana wrote:

Nothing to worry about! Invite your mother to this forum:D

She belongs to the generation that cannot turn on a computer

Emma, - that has nothing to do with age !!!
She is just too busy looking after you brats

I agree with Susanne! I wish my mom did that

Saw the same mold yesterday, and almost bought it - but it seems your mom really did that Awesome!

That's great!

you go mom!!   NEVER TO OLD!!

Schleichgirl wrote:

She belongs to the generation that cannot turn on a computer
But that would be very weird

It's time to show her how to do that!!!

What a great mum She seem then to understand your passion for the little models.

She'll be very welcome to STS the day she learns to use the computer

Hey, be nice, its quite possible that was before everything was color-coded and they had to insert the huge floppies to get things to run - it was quite the daunting task.

Wilorvise wrote:

Hey, be nice, its quite possible that was before everything was color-coded and they had to insert the huge floppies to get things to run - it was quite the daunting task.

I've successfully taught my mum to use the computer

I think that you misunderstood me, and I am terrible at explaining myself   So here goes...

You know when you write something and mean something else, I didn't mean age, I ment that she belonged to the group.
I had to look it up   Group, meaning: a number of people or things that are located, gathered, or classed together.
Thats what mum is like. She is the sort of person who talks about "that computer  " like its a killer monster" Just because my brother gets so upset or angry if he is told to come off it. I've heard her talking about it with other people, people who love to talk about how "annoying, terrible, brainwashing" computers are

These types of people are not nessiserally the same age. Unfortunately I got the meaning of "generation" wrong Very sorry for the confusion 


Anyway, mum can turn on and off the computer by herself now She can even sign into her account. I love being the administrator of the computer She has to ask my permission to do certain things which require an "admin password"  Today she looked up a recipie by herself I tried to convince her to join us, but she laughed at me and said that she didn't have a collection Just one horse

Emma wrote:

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You know when you write something and mean something else ........

Ohh, yes I do

The eternal problem of e-mails, - and when they are sent, there is no way to retrieve it

Congrats on teaching your mom to use the computer

Your mom has good taste! I'll have to find this horse at Walmart!