Stories about Grand Children

Trading Grandma For 2 Camels!

Here is Sweden it is summer now.
Still pre summer but people do summer stuff.
My sister, her husband and the 2 grandkids,
spent the past weekend on the road with their
trailer behind the car.
They found a nice camping and unpacked everything,
making themselfs comfortable for the weekend.
The kids got their duties,the little girl
where helper in the kitchen and the older
brother were the water-boy.
As you read on it will be obvious that he
was not that pleased about that.
Anyway, they had a very nice day.

Early the next morning, my sister woke up when
Anton said:-"Grandma, can I sleep next to you?
I am a little too tall for my bed."
You know how trailers are inside.
The childrens beds are a little shorter.
Well, since my sister was awake she went
to the *ladiesroom* taking a shower,
and when she returned, the boy was asleep.
She crawled up in his bed instead.
It was a short bed and it didn´t take long
before she was thinking on giving that up.
Then she heard Anton say to her husband.
-"Grandpa!Where is Grandma?
- Oh,he said,I just sold her to a rich Shejk
for 2 camels.
- What!Anton said, Where are the camels?
- They should be outside where I left them,
his Grandpa answered.

The boy jumped out of the bed to have a look.
When getting to the door he found his Grandma,
in tears of laughter, shaking all over.
- Oh there you are, he said, a little surprised
to find her and not the camels.
- But Anton, did you really belive Grandpa could
have sold me? And for 2 camels? In Sweden?
What should he have done with 2 camels?
The boy had to think for a few seconds and then
he answered.
- He could have filled them with water.

That was too much for my sister and she just burst
in laughter.
Now the little girl was awake too and wanted to
know what all the fuzz was about.
She said,- How can we take the camels home?
They don´t fit in here, they are too big!
Her brother answered at once:
- They can run behind,we just need 2 ropes.

Hehe,well imagine that picture.
A car, a trailer and 2 camels running behind.

Grandma Maggie

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