hurrikaneharry

[hurrikaneharry]

That is true. Yeah can't always in. But people are never happy. Even when we do, some people find something to complain about. They are in Germany with me. There is no way I would have gone if they were going to be staying in England.

People always have high expectations but sometimes it just doesn't go the right way. Can't always win, right? I'll let you know. Oh, that's nice, I'm sure they appreciate that. Are they also in Germany with you or did they stay in England?

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Exactly. It just comes as a surprise. Thats all. I agree about the whole teen thing though. I am glad to hear you are doing good. I am fine, thank you. Have a game today and then back to Germany again.

I think what i am learning with my girls is to not take what they say at face value, they are still learning about they emotions and how the world works, hell even when we get to teen years we are full of hormones so we should really ask them important questions whey they are like my age now, so like twenty eight, i'm pretty good and you dear?

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Oh, I will be joining in. As long as I am part of the Bayern Munich team, I will be there. I am sure that I would spot you there. Thats how I am with London. I do still have a home there.

I definitely will, so if you join in next year, make sure you look out for me. I'm pretty hard to miss in a crowd most times. I get that, I don't think anywhere truly can replace where you grew up, it's why I go back and forth between LA and Australia. I can't stay away from my homeland for long. Do you still have a home in London?

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I don't think that I was that bad as a teenager, but I know that isn't the same for everyone. It is a way off for my four. Haha. I knew you would say that.

I've heard teenagers are somewhat easier but worse at the same time. But by the sounds of their ages, I think you're good for another few years yet. Henry is a great choice for a kid, if I do say so myself.

[hurrikaneharry]

I am glad to hear you are doing good. Sounds like you are have been busy. I am doing fine. I am actually in London at the moment for an England game tomorrow.

I thought that was the case, but I'm not exactly well experienced when it comes to British football, so I wasn't sure. I'm good, thank you for asking. I just got back home after a crazy month of press junkets and interviews. It's always great being back in my own bed. How are you?

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The team always do something for it so since I joined the team, I have gone there. You should come and enjoy it. It is. I mean I miss living in London, but I love it here in Munich. I have been here for just over a year.

I'm jealous that you get to experience Oktoberfest in Germany. Maybe next time I'll try and get out there to enjoy it myself. Germany must be a great place to live, have you been out there for long?

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I don't even know if I said something like that to my parents at her age. I might have done but I can't remember. I know she has friends but it just took me by surprise when she came out with that the way she did. How are you?

Honestly i can totally see myself saying something like that to my mum when i was young, i was so sassy as a little girl, probably still am if you ask my friends, i mean at least she has friends so that's a good thing, i always worry that my girls are too shy so whenever they play with others i feel my heart get ten times bigger.

[hurrikaneharry]

Exactly. At some age, they wouldn't just come out with that. But at that age. Wow. And the thing is, I just know it will come from the two younger ones as they get older. So that isn't the last time I am going to hear that. How are you doing?

Damnnn. Leave it to the kids to leave us speechless. They don't care 'bout hurting anybodys feelings. Gotta respect it. Even if it stings. I don't have kids but the nieces and nephews have definitely roasted me a time or two. It hits different coming from kids, 'cause they just be thinking it and saying it with their whole chest like it's no big deal. Meanwhile, got me over here shook and reevaluating my entire life.

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Its okay. I don't mind talking about it. As far as I am aware, football in England and soccer are the same thing except the USA call it soccer. If it was something different, then they are calling our sport the wrong thing. How are you?

I'm sorry if this is stupid of me, and please tell me to shut up if you'd rather talk about anything but your profession. But, is there actually a difference between soccer and English football? Or is it just basically the same thing, just with a different name? // @hurrikaneharry

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I get exactly what you mean. I mean, I am always back in England for Christmas and New Year. But as most of the year is spent in Munich, there is Oktoberfest. I know it isn't really a holiday. But it is big over here and being part of the Bayern Munich football team, I am always part of that since I joined them and do dress up for it.

Now, I'm not American, but since I live part time in LA, I feel like I should do the whole Thanksgiving thing. Not like my family are over here. I only have the kids. This is just my excuse to eat way too much food, isn't that the whole point of Thanksgiving? When you're in a different country, are you the type to get stuck in with their holidays, or do you stay clear? // @hurrikaneharry

[hurrikaneharry]

It really felt like that. They can be like that. They probably all come out with it but sometimes it isn't said to parents until they are a teenager. It is. I do. I also have Ivy who is 7, Louis is 3 and Henry who is 1.

Ouch, I don't even have kids but that felt like a jab straight to the heart. Kids can really be brutal and have no filter when it comes to their honesty. I always thought that kids still see their parents as their best friends until they hit the teenage years, she must be starting young. It's cute that she's making friends, but I can guarantee she will come straight back to you when she needs you. Do you have anymore kids?

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My oldest is Ivy, then there is Vivienne. Then there is my sons. Louis and Henry.

That's true. What are their names?

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It really is crazy where the time goes. I am just glad that it is going to be a little while before she is a teenager. Even my oldest is still a little way off that.

It's crazy how fast time flies, isn't it? I hope her teenage years are good for the both of you. I remember mine and I cringe looking back on it now.

[hurrikaneharry]

Its okay. I still have my two youngest who call me their best friend. At least for a while anyway.

Aww. I'm sorry to hear that, Harry. You deserve more than to be daddy and friend.

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I am surprised I didn't. It just really took me by surprise. They have always had friends. You just really don't expect them to come out with that. Oh, I will have to do that.

Cool story man i would just cry if my girls were to say that, luckily i still have a few years to convince them that they daddy is actually funny, but they do have friends, we take them on playdates all the time, so maybe i am just ready for them to be friendly once they start school, i mean just try to stay update on current pop stuff and you'll be fine.

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I am just glad that it isn't after every game that I have to do that. They are all great ages. She is at school. Ivy and Vivienne are at school, Louis is at pre-school and Henry is not old enough for any of that yet.

Oh that sucks, no idea how you handle that type of questions, and i know i would still find a way to look into things but hopefully they don't stick on your head for long, those are great ages, is your six year old in school yet?

[hurrikaneharry]

It really did take me by surprise. Oh, I don't think I will ever be her best friend again now. It will just be daddy and friend now.

Ouch. If I had kids and they said something like that to me I'd be heartbroken. You want some advice how to become her best friend again?