Sirpa Selänne published a memoir from 2007 on her Instagram account.
Sirpa Selänne says that she found the rules of the home made by the children when cleaning the cupboards. Inka Soveri
Sirpa Selänne, 52, published on her Instagram account the memories she found in the cache of the closet. These are memoirs from 15 years ago, and in connection with the publication, Selänne also shared a nostalgic childhood image of his offspring.
– I have been eagerly cleaning and arranging closets for this month and have found real gems in the path of memories.
Selänne continues that one of the best discoveries was from 2007, when Eemil was 11 years old, Eetu was 9 years old and Leevi was 7 years old.
– Veera was not there at the time (ie a picture of the children a couple of years later with Niki’s puppy in Hila), he explains with reference to the first picture in the publication.
Your back paves the way that the texts shown in the following pictures are home rules dictated by the boys and he has recorded.
– When the boys were so horribly wild, I thought it would help them to understand and perhaps better follow the rules of the home when they were allowed to prescribe them themselves (of course, following the rules of our parents).
– We have never been entrusted with free rearing, but it does require elephant nerves when there are many lively boys to be raised, Selänne recalls.
The lists include the following rules:
– Candy can only be eaten with permission, it must not be argued against.
– Poppers are always allowed to eat, everyone else is allowed.
– You can’t argue against mom and dad.
– Do not throw food in the toilet bowl.
– Don’t play puddles when you have to eat.
– Do not climb in the living room with furniture or fireplace.
You can view the images published by Selentine below or from here.
The release has caused a lot of admiration and hilarity in the comments section as well.
– Great rules, do not swim in the fish pool, one commenter laughs.
– Lovely rules, the other continues in amusement.
– Do not swim in the fish pool, eat snouts or climb into the fireplace.