MSE Pregnancy Club XI

jha

Sami_Bee wrote: »

jha - maybe you could do some Chair-obics??

Thats a good idea sami, my next door neighbour lent me her pregnancy bible book and there are gentle excercises in there i will have a look

money_maker_3

tarajayne wrote: »

Boring, can't manage much. Had a wobble this afternoon so went Docs and had my BP checked as OH was worried but fine as I suspected. Assured him it was the heat but it stopped him from worrying.

What about you?

My OH always just tuts and rolls his eyes at me if I say I'm not feeling well, but once I am pregnant and say anything like, my head hurts, he is the most caring husband ever !!!

Although he was a bit annoyed with me today as we went to B & Q and were walking round the garden bit and I said I needed to sit down so waddles off to the nearest bench to sit down and he came over all grumpy and said whats the point of him looking at stuff himself :rolleyes:
Me thinks he was having a little strop !!

Other than that, sat in the living room all day with the curtain closed to stay in the shade and a fan attached to my hand all day !!!
I HATE THIS HEAT !!!!!

tarajayne

Mind you Sami, she's clever anyhow. Have you seen a Twilight book, suitable for teenagers and she's only just 9. When she read the word hyperventilation I asked her what it meant and she knew.

Fitzio

jha wrote: »

Thanks - i was wondering why i resembled a house:eek::D

I have to admit to not being able to tell the difference between coke and pepsi or any generic brand like mr s or mr t cola:o I must just be a bit wierd:cool:

Yuck!!! Has to be Diet Coke for me too. And none of the draft stuff either! Only from cans or bottles ha ha.

Unless they only have draft stuff, but it's not the same! :rolleyes:

money_maker_3

tarajayne wrote: »

Mind you Sami, she's clever anyhow. Have you seen a Twilight book, suitable for teenagers and she's only just 9. When she read the word hyperventilation I asked her what it meant and she knew.

We had a half hour conversation tonight with Jasmines homework as she could not understand how Would was different to Wood !!!!!!!!

How do you tell a child that at 6 years of age, ummm English is strange, they just sound the same OK Deal with it !!!:rotfl:

tiamai_d

I discovered a lovely little corridor in the college today. It acts like a wind tunnel when they open the door. So cool, I could have happily just moved the classroom to there And outside you can sit in shade or sun, so everyone is happy, plus it is very quiet where it is. Woohoo!

And running your wrists under cold water till they go NUMB rocks! :rotfl: (so does coming home and whipping off your preggy jeans for a preggy skirt and losing the knickers too )

tiamai_d

money_maker wrote: »

We had a half hour conversation tonight with Jasmines homework as she could not understand how Would was different to Wood !!!!!!!!

How do you tell a child that at 6 years of age, ummm English is strange, they just sound the same OK Deal with it !!!:rotfl:

I'm strange, I can hear the u in would... :rolleyes: But we don't want to dumb it down like the American's do we? :rotfl:

woop woop, report done! Printer!!!!

Sami_Bee

tarajayne wrote: »

Mind you Sami, she's clever anyhow. Have you seen a Twilight book, suitable for teenagers and she's only just 9. When she read the word hyperventilation I asked her what it meant and she knew.

aww a little genius!! Do they still test reading age at school?
I remember being smug that I had a reading age of 15 (I think 16 is as high as it goes) when I was 8/9 sounds like she is similar :T

money_maker_3

tiamai_d wrote: »

and losing the knickers too )

I really wish I could do that, but am leaking a bit too much at the minute (sorry TMI)
My bum is sweating tonight

money_maker_3

tiamai_d wrote: »

I'm strange, I can hear the u in would... :rolleyes: But we don't want to dumb it down like the American's do we? :rotfl:

Must be the Irish accent then, cuz there is no difference in them what-so-ever !!!