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Astonsmummy, wow DRAMA!!!! Hope your neighbour is ok and that the turd of a OH gets lost for good!
Feely, I'm only 9 weeks and have allready PLANNED what I'm going to buy, all I need now is time to fast forward. I will be getting some esentials at 24 weeks, prem nappies, sleepsuits and vests allready checked with mothercare etc, they will swap the prem sizes if I don't use them, or I may just hand them into the SCBU. Then a list will be left for boots with money in an envelope for sending DH into town if I am early. Last time I ended up in boots a week after having DS2 on day release from hospital and I am never doing it again!!
Got one pair of maternity jeans, not tried them on yet. My town centre is rubbish, only mothercare have maternity clothes! Got a £20 pair so quite happy. A few pairs of joggers for night time from primark and a subway:D
My life is always full of drama, but i suppose it keeps me from getting bored :rolleyes::j Baby boy Number 2, arrived 12th April 2009!:j0 -
Before I try and catch up with the thread...
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THEN - because £65 just wasnt' enugh to spend in one day... - I stopped by Babies'R'Us as they had a cot on sale I liked but it was sold out online - and they had it in stock in the shop! YAY So spent £165 on nusery furniture! :eek: £115 for the cot and £50 for the dresser - both are lovely and simple which is VERY us
So today before lunch I have spent £230 :eek: (on my Amex card so at least I get cashback :rotfl:)
Tine was the dresser one with a changing mat bit IYNWIM I want to replace our changing table and £50 would be a bargain if it does!0 -
Well I've just got back from ASDA, got the baby box, a little starter outfit for £5, some talc and then got OH's DD some clothes in the sale as she's coming down at the weekend.
Didnt get any wipes, i prefer the ones from boots 2 for £2 an d they have a little lid on them, so will just buy a load of them soon.
Got the insurance for my car, picking it up this evening, :j
I got paid today aswell and got £60 more than I thought I was getting so now i dont feel too gutted about loosing the £20 last night _pale_:j Baby boy Number 2, arrived 12th April 2009!:j0 -
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Ooh Sami you have changed your avvy, it got me all confuzzled then! (not that it takes much to get me confuzzled!):j Baby boy Number 2, arrived 12th April 2009!:j0
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Did they have any of the breast pumps Tine? Its the only thing I really want now... Going to have a look tonight so fingers crossed...
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Another non-Eamonn fan... I'll stand it with Ruth and phillip... But turn off if it's him!A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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Actually, there was something that the MW said that confuzzled me.
She has always said my BP was 'perfect' or 'it always runs low, which is good' but today she said 'your BP always runs low, which is usually good but we need to keep an eye on you to make sure you don't get dizzy or pass out'
Readings for the last couple of months (starting today and working backwards) are:
28 Jan: 90/50
14 Jan: 100/70
31 Dec: 110/70
10 Dec: 110/78
1 Dec: 110/75
12 Nov: 110/68
Now, clearly I can see some progressive changes but I haven't got a clue what any of it means...anybody a bit brighter than me??
Not asking for medical advice in any way - I've had that this morningjust hate not understanding :rotfl:
MFDxxxplease listen to MFD - she is a wise womanProud Mummy to the gorgeous Benjamin John born 14 March 2009, 8lbs 14ozA new little seedling on the way, due 30 September 20120 -
Sorry AM! :A
Where's Tine gone to now!? come back we need answers :rotfl:
ooh Krystal n AM please share my delight... my JSA runs out on friday - not much to celebrate you might think BUT it means I only need to go the jobcentre one more time :j then I've just decided I'm gonna pay the £2.50ish a week NI myself and be a mystery shopper!0 -
Sorry AM! :A
Where's Tine gone to now!? come back we need answers :rotfl:
ooh Krystal n AM please share my delight... my JSA runs out on friday - not much to celebrate you might think BUT it means I only need to go the jobcentre one more time :j then I've just decided I'm gonna pay the £2.50ish a week NI myself and be a mystery shopper!
Ooh must dash, I said I'd take my neighbour to her scan she's got one today bless her, wow i get to see the twinnies!:j Baby boy Number 2, arrived 12th April 2009!:j0
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