MSE Parents Club Part 3

BrunoM

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

Feelie - Other Southerers = me and Em... not sure who else.

Technically I'm in the south (London) but it's my OH who owns the boobies, no breastfeeding picnics for me :A I am sure you northerners will have a lovely time tomorrow though! Hopefully in a park not a lake!

weezl74 wrote: »

only OH's mum and dad call him Jonathan, it's even in his medical notes 'they call him Fergus' so that's what he gets at the GP! We wanted to give him the option, because someone posted on MSE that no one with any sense would call a child fergus and that it would scar him! On my baby shower mini-thread that my old-style friends had for me on here to cheer me up on the day of my grannie's funeral!

And we thought, well, it'll be good for him to have a conventional name to choose at big boy school if he'd like to.

My brother's name is Fergus, chosen for no reason bar my parents liking it, he seems to have coped ok. May have helped him having an older brother called Bruno to distract people I guess...

searching_me

elle_gee wrote: »

SM, which beach would you go to?

to be honest any would of done brid or skeggie or scarborough ... even cleethrope

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

But anywhere is fun when you are little SM - take her on the train to Chesterfield for the day or something or spend the whole day on the tram!! Take some sandwiches and go anywhere out of the house for the day.

Chesterfield is nice good people come from there

ive passed through chesterfield on the coach .. so i'll have to take your word for it .. although i know one person from chesterfield and hes my boss and hes pretty nice chap :rotfl:x

My_Fathers_Daughter

BrunoM wrote: »

Technically I'm in the south (London) but it's my OH who owns the boobies, no breastfeeding picnics for me :A I am sure you northerners will have a lovely time tomorrow though! Hopefully in a park not a lake!



My brother's name is Fergus, chosen for no reason bar my parents liking it, he seems to have coped ok. May have helped him having an older brother called Bruno to distract people I guess...

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


Bruno - we have a daddy come to our Boobie Club every week He is a stay at home daddy with the cutest little girl called Isabella (who turned 1 last week and is only an inch taller than Benjamin!!)



I 'got to know' *ahem* a very handsome Fergus when I was at university

Sami_Bee

weezl74 wrote: »

:rotfl:see I'm a daftee elle, my brain can still do it Al-ar-ree or Al-ar-ree... record me a mini Mp3 of you saying it.....


that would be a bit of an excessive length to have to go to!



only OH's mum and dad call him Jonathan, it's even in his medical notes 'they call him Fergus' so that's what he gets at the GP! We wanted to give him the option, because someone posted on MSE that no one with any sense would call a child fergus and that it would scar him! On my baby shower mini-thread that my old-style friends had for me on here to cheer me up on the day of my grannie's funeral!

And we thought, well, it'll be good for him to have a conventional name to choose at big boy school if he'd like to.

Sorry bit of a long answer

I remember that and I sent them a virtual slap to them nobby nob'eds!!!

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Elle - you are inviting us all to your WEDDING :j:j:j


I for one promise to blub my eyes out!!


Weezl - what a t0sser :eek: how dare someone say that to you!! That's why I don't venture out of here very often now...too many idiots around.


Benjamin is Benjamin - full name all the time. I find it quite hard when people call him Ben because to us he is Benjamin IYSWIM. Although we did pick the name with the idea that it could be Ben...

My nephew is William, full name all the time and we can't imagine shortening it. Yet my bro's other boy is Alexander and has been called Alex since birth!


Fritha - thank you

We maintained the full Christopher for about a year before it got to Christoph wonder how long it'll be before its Chris :think:

Elle - I grew my own page boy but you don't need to wait that long, he was 18 months

My_Fathers_Daughter

searching_me wrote: »

to be honest any would of done brid or skeggie or scarborough ... even cleethrope



ive passed through chesterfield on the coach .. so i'll have to take your word for it .. although i know one person from chesterfield and hes my boss and hes pretty nice chap :rotfl:x

You 'virtually' know 2

Gotta be Skeggie!!

elle_gee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Chesterfield is nice good people come from there

Biased, much?

One of my friends takes her little ones (boys aged 4 and 6) on the open top bus along the seafront. They go from one end to the other, eat sandwiches in the sun on the top deck then stop off at the paddling pool and sandpit on the way back. Costs £5 for the whole day.

Sami_Bee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

There will be another SM...one picnic does not a summer make

Next one should be in Stoke with oatcakes - who is it who knows oatcakes???

I'm allergic to oats

emlou2009

i want frosted fudgy fridge cake and i want it NOW :eek:

money_maker_3

Jasmine was 3 when she was our home grown flowergirl

Dylan cant really be shortened, but already he is getting 'wee man' (think very put on Belfast accent when saying it!) instead of Dylan
Jasmine gets her full name most of the time from everyone except me I usually call her Jas or Jazzy !!

elle_gee

I'm planning a day of domestic goddess-ness tomorrow... What are the chances?!

I want to sort some of the spare room, bake biscuits (and now make fridge cake, thanks to Sami!), plus obviously feed Rhys, express (give those jobs an hour each time) and my old school friend is coming round, plus someone to view the spare room bedroom furniture we have for sale and the comms nurse coming to give Rhys his jab. Oh, and chase up the GP and see what he will and won't prescribe for Rhys - bloody NHS budgets!

My friend's mum works on Tesco and apparently she's gone rather mad on the clothes for Rhys front..