MSE Pregnancy Club V

Sami_Bee

niknaknoo1982 wrote: »

Blimey. I'm having a hard time keeping up with all these posts lol!

:rotfl:If there is one thing us lot are good at it is most definitely gossiping

searching_me

sami i think its from all these stories you hear about dodgy people possing as professionals x

niknaknoo1982

I don't like having workmen in either,Unless i have another adult at home with me,But my meters are under the stairs in the cupboard where my pram collection lives (lol i have a twin pram, a single buggy and a mutsy with all the accessories under there- It takes about 20 mins to find the meter hehe!) recently, i just say oh i'm sorry i can't empty the cupboard for you to access the meters and i'm pg!

money_maker_3

Random question that has nothing to do with babies BUT...
I have been pricing flights to Newcastle for the easter holidays as I have family there and they have invited us over to stay to save us on accomodation, and I was wondering what there is good for a 6 year old in the area?

I have been loads of times and always end up spending the entire holiday at the metro centre !!
Went to Lightwater valley once but DD doesnt like sitting in cars for very long, so that might be out of the question

We want to take her away just the 3 of us before bubs arrives as a little treat

Sami_Bee

Elle u smell :P
My OH is asleep on the chair, I'm not really taking to him coz he refused to get me the cherries out of the fridge apparently "I've been at work today" (a half day) means he is incapable of doing anything else today

niknaknoo1982

Sami_Bee wrote: »

:rotfl:If there is one thing us lot are good at it is most definitely gossiping

Perhaps thats why i'm drawn to this thread hehe, I miss girly chats

Sami_Bee

money_maker wrote: »

Random question that has nothing to do with babies BUT...
I have been pricing flights to Newcastle for the easter holidays as I have family there and they have invited us over to stay to save us on accomodation, and I was wondering what there is good for a 6 year old in the area?

I have been loads of times and always end up spending the entire holiday at the metro centre !!
Went to Lightwater valley once but DD doesnt like sitting in cars for very long, so that might be out of the question

We want to take her away just the 3 of us before bubs arrives as a little treat

You might get some helpful answers in the Parent Club as at least 3 of the regular posters in there live in the Durham area :cool:

Is she one for a bit of culture? I remember enjoying looking around the Cathedral and visiting Beamish (sp?) I have family up there so our trips were about seeing everyone in the time rather than seeing the sights

searching_me

nik same reason im here have no girlie friends so this is my girlie gossip and b*tch about my OH when he forgets something :rotfl: x

Sami_Bee

niknaknoo1982 wrote: »

Perhaps thats why i'm drawn to this thread hehe, I miss girly chats

I come here mostly to escape talk of Iggle Piggle, Peppa Pig and Lazy Town
2yr olds aren't the best at conversation are they?

PS. I think ur 2yr old is only 2weeks older than mine (who was due on new years eve)

money_maker_3

Sami_Bee wrote: »

You might get some helpful answers in the Parent Club as at least 3 of the regular posters in there live in the Durham area :cool:

Is she one for a bit of culture? I remember enjoying looking around the Cathedral and visiting Beamish (sp?) I have family up there so our trips were about seeing everyone in the time rather than seeing the sights

Shes not overly cultured but she likes nature, so walking around gardens or forests , things like that would keep her happy for hours,
Or saying that a swimming pool would do the same thing :rotfl: