[dyfed]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

He's 10, I actually wasn't even allowed to watch BB when I was 10,had he sent the letter, there would have been uproar likely that her son had been used to try to improve her image possibly.

The likely outrage at her 10 year old watching this programme so late each night and as to this series content particularly, would have begged the question who had she entrusted the care of her child to while being in the house.

He doesn't have to watch the show to tell his mum he loves her or miss her,if he can't write...draw a picture.

[Ellen]

Originally Posted by dyfed

He doesn't have to watch the show to tell his mum he loves her or miss her,if he can't write...draw a picture.

She already know's her son loves her just like he know's his mother loves him.

[joeysteele]

leUOTE=Ellen;7110148]She already know's her son loves her just like he know's his mother loves him.[/QUOTE]

Well said Ellen, when I was at Uni I often didn't hear from my parents for months sometimes, nor they from me obviously, we know how much we cared for each other.

Shocking in my view that all sorts of 'speculation' is being thrown about on a 10 year old boy, who is not even in the house or has had any connection to same other than his Mum is in it.

Also, another point that is being overlooked,what if he had written a letter to his Mother but someone else other than Winston got to decide who got their letters and then Helen wasn't chosen to get hers.
That young lads effort could have got discarded and how may he have been left to feel then that his Mum didn't get his letter.

We hear a little bit about looking out for Ashleigh for instance because she is only 18 but unnecessary and unpleasant speculation can be made as to a 10 year old boy,whose Mother just happens to be the main hate figure of this BB series.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by dyfed

He doesn't have to watch the show to tell his mum he loves her or miss her,if he can't write...draw a picture.

That is true and he was mentioned anyway by her friend,although I forget all what she said as to him, who obviously is the one looking after him while she is in the house.
Why should there have to be a full blown message from him and as you say he doesn't have to watch the show and maybe he shouldn't be anyway.

So what is the point of him being the one to have to send a message,I see none at all.
It is no big deal at all in my opinion.

IT doesn't matter if he can write or not, why should he not be able to write,you don't know the child.
Perhaps it is just as well he isn't watching this farce of a series, I for sure wouldn't want any of my children if I had any of that age watching this series for sure.