MSE Pregnancy Club XI

skintchick

I think I might call my dad tomorrow first and see what he wants to do, then if he agrees, we can cancel and reorder. He can do it online at his house or give me the details of his card, but if he is happy then I will be too.

Mind you, he loves to save cash so I bet he says cancel and reorder! We do have a few weeks before we will actually need the pram or car seat, after all.

searching_me

oooooo goks on soon this may call for a glass of coke zero and my malteasers x

SugarSpun

skintchick wrote: »

AS we are both old (I'm 34 and OH is 42) we are planning to get on with number 2 as soon as this one is out, and see what nature gives us in terms of a gap! Probably stupid/brave thing to do but I'm concerned that I want three and time is not on our side in terms on eggs and sperm deteriorating. Isn;t that a depressing thought?!?!

I'd be afraid of starting the next one too soon - I've a friend who had three children under 4 and only managed to potty train the oldest a couple of weeks before she had the third one, and the mere sound of that exhausts me.

My husband's turning 44 on Sunday, so time's a consideration. I don't want him to be mistaken for the kids' granddad when he collects them from school because that would be incredibly hurtful for him. Perhaps we could have a convenient set of twins! They run in my family and his, and we were half expecting a litter this time around. Thankfully there's only one, and apparently if you're very tiny chances of multiples are quite low. I'm only 5'1 1/2 and already finding it hard to get around at 30+5 with this one. Bl00dy nurse asked if I was sure I was only having one because I was so big. Like I hadn't f'n noticed... :mad:

tarajayne

My friend just rang from the hospital, early stage of labour. It's her first and the poor love sounds terrified and knackered, sooo exciting!!!

Oh, and the lucky cow is 3 weeks early.

Squishy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Sorry to be pedantic but its now making me itch :o
10% off plus 10% off plus 5% quidco is NOT 25% off!
Its 10% off 90% and then 5% cash back of that, which means you get a discount of 23.05%

*goes back to being 'normal' Sami*

Just catching up the last couple of days - might not have been 25% fully, but still more than 23% as both my 10% discounts were for exactly the same amount, so both came off the original total, not one from 100% and one from 90% :P

Will probably post some more random stuff as I go through the *lots* of pages I have missed! Be back soon


*edit* ahhh, now I see you already said that Sami. See, told you I will be making lots of random posts obviously

searching_me

awwww tara and yes she is lucky :mad: x

candice56

Q? please, now that Ive been sat down for over an hour my normally aggravating pevic bone pain is excrutiating, just a trip to the loo has had me hobbling and trying to swing my legs up onto sofa brought tears to my eyes.

Is this normal? does anyone else remember this? I know she was hammering but OUCH!!

Sami_Bee

Skinty - do you actually mean straight away?? that puts the fear of god in me! I was a complete exhusted mess for about 3 months after Chris was born and the idea of also having MS while doing that _pale_ I think i would just collapse and turn to jelly!

Sami_Bee

Squishy wrote: »

Just catching up the last couple of days - might not have been 25% fully, but still more than 23% as both my 10% discounts were for exactly the same amount, so both came off the original total, not one from 100% and one from 90% :P

Will probably post some more random stuff as I go through the *lots* of pages I have missed! Be back soon

Squish you will shortly learn that posting responses before catching up fully isn't always a good idea ;)

Sami_Bee

Candice sounds just like usual spd not related to a sweep