MSE Pregnancy Club V

searching_me

about MIL ive been with my OH 10years (off and on for the first couple of years soild since pregnant with DD) and ive never met her and we're both not interested in meeting each other seriously i havent even spoke to her not once ... i think its great no pressure plus living over 160 miles away helps :rotfl: x

Sami_Bee

Krystaltips wrote: »

and I like my clothes ironed Sami... They look so much nicer lined up in the cupbard all smooth...

I don't have a wardrobe no need i wear, wash, dry, wear again they never get to need a hanger! :rotfl:

This would be why my mum insists on washing and ironing Chris's clothes :A

tarajayne

tarajayne wrote: »

Yeah, got my house back, MIL gone. Not too bad a weekend but tricky as I haven't been getting on with OH too well. Really cross with him last night and the fool asked me to cut his hair this morning. Had a bit of an accident round the back of his head with the clippers. I just told him that if he wanted his wall plastered he wouldn't ask a gardener and as I'm not a hairdresser...

And for those of you that missed my post earlier, I did manage to get my own back on my OH just a bit.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

searching_me

ok sami im packing my bag and coming to live with you :rotfl: :rotfl: x

searching_me

i read that tara like your style and very good point at the same time :rotfl: x

Sami_Bee

searching_me wrote: »

ok sami im packing my bag and coming to live with you :rotfl: :rotfl: x

:T you don't mind top n tailing with me do you? My OH can have the sofa - gotta look after the baby bumps!:D

searching_me

i top and tail with my sister at my nans for YEARS so thats ok with me :rotfl: dont forget to pop the kettle on :rotfl: x

Krystaltips

tarajayne wrote: »

OH wears shirts so ironing has to be done, and sami when your kids go to school you have to do uniform. Some of the kids in our school have un-ironed clothes and the staff comment in the staffroom about how they look. They see it as a sign of them not being looked after. Freaked me right out. Anyway doing it so efficiently made me look good in front of MIL.

I couldn't send Aimee to school un-ironed... I'd feel I wasn't looking after her properly! I have friends who don't iron their childrens school uniforms... And they try to tell me you can't tell.. You can tell... They look scruffy, their hems curl and their collars don't sit right... And they only wear polo shirts! Takes half a minute to run an iron over a polo shirt!

tarajayne

I'm gonna have to think about bed soon. Workmen coming from the NHBC in morning. We had to claim on our house guarantee for loads as the developer refused to finish. They are taking all the floors up this week as they make such a noise where they were nailed down and not screwed. I hate mess.

Sami_Bee

Krystaltips wrote: »

I couldn't send Aimee to school un-ironed... I'd feel I wasn't looking after her properly! I have friends who don't iron their childrens school uniforms... And they try to tell me you can't tell.. You can tell... They look scruffy, their hems curl and their collars don't sit right... And they only wear polo shirts! Takes half a minute to run an iron over a polo shirt!

Hopefully my mum will still be doing Chris's for me *Love you mum!*
I'd have to iron School uniform tho - I'm not that scruffy I did used to iron my clothes when i worked in an office but now I'm a SAHM my work clothes are jeans and a t-shirt and OH makes, installs and services fume and dust extraction units for a living so his uniform is pants with a million pockets, a polo shirt and a jumper which all gets hidden under some overalls.
OH can't iron to save his life so no luck there