**Weekend Chat*25th Oct 08**

(Land_of)_Maz

poorandindenial wrote: »

Shoes are just some of the wonderful things that bring joy into our lives!

Hello all, Maz, I really like your boots but I don't know what M&co is???

Not that I am planning on going to get some or anything £35 is a fair bargain

Used to be Mackays... M&Co? I'd offer to get you a pair if you like...? As long as you don't have more humungous claves than me?!!


or i think you can do it online......http://www.mandco.com/?gclid=CICMye_OxZYCFQuH1Qody2IVxg

Oooops!!! i don't think they have much online by way of boots........ carp!

pepe2008

daphne_descends wrote: »

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any chance of some sympathy, someone to stroke my hair and tell me it's going to be okay?

DS has been on a vomit-fest, poor little mite, so I got NO sleep as he was sick every two hours, and just when he was perking up this afternoon... OH has got it too oh god oh god oh god please please please don't let me be ill am terrified of it

DS finally asleep, well almost an hour ago now which means he'll be up by 6am - !!!!!!! clocks :mad: OH is on the sofa asleep with a bucket next to him and I am praying to a god I don't believe in that he won't need to use it because I couldn't bear it, I really couldn't

My house is full of drying or dirty washing and the chicken I cooked for dinner was eaten by me alone - oh... and one of the cats :rolleyes: I've not eaten hot food in three days and I'm exhausted.

Am frantically cleaning and re-cleaning my already-pretty-alright house to avoid catching their bug

Its all gonna be OK, loads of sudden chucking up usually means that its out of the way quickly as well. DS being asleep is a good sign.

(Land_of)_Maz

DD - i really feel for ya hun. If it's any consolation when the bug hit our house, we all got it to various degrees so with a bit of luck you'll get a mild dose or better still escape it altogther.

i wish i was nearer so i could come and give you a wee hug and maybe steal some of that dirty washing out of your way....

LouiseJ

We all had a similar bug a while ago and Carl sleeps in a high sleeper thing with a computer desk and chair underneath it. He woke up to be sick and just stuck his head over the side of the bed:eek:

It went absolutely everywhere.

pepe2008

And why is it that when you manage to make it to a childs bedroom after the 'I'm gonna be sick' calls gone out thy ALWAYS chuck up just before the bathroom door???

LouiseJ

pepe2008 wrote: »

And why is it that when you manage to make it to a childs bedroom after the 'I'm gonna be sick' calls gone out thy ALWAYS chuck up just before the bathroom door???

I am pretty sure having two teenage boys that I may be witness to some alcohol induced vomiting at some point in the future:rolleyes:

pepe2008

LouiseJ wrote: »

I am pretty sure having two teenage boys that I may be witness to some alcohol induced vomiting at some point in the future:rolleyes:

Thats easy Lou.....'its you're own fault.....make sure you clear it up and you ARE doing the washing'

LouiseJ

pepe2008 wrote: »

Thats easy Lou.....'its you're own fault.....make sure you clear it up and you ARE doing the washing'

Awww I am a softie though (with my boys) I would mop it up and look after them and hopefully they wont be so silly next time:o

I think the hangover is punishment enough.

LouiseJ

I honestly dont know whats wrong with me, I feel totally knackered and ready for bed despite having a kip this afternoon.:rolleyes:

I can see me being asleep by 9pm at this rate.

Snaggles

On the subject of boots, I bought some nice ones at Sainsburys a few days ago - they're just plain black with quite a pointy toe and a high heel - very saucy and only £35.

I have spent a shocking amount over the last few days and suspect that come month-end, I will be back in debt again unless I win the lottery. Ah well.