*Whacky Wednesday chat thread* 8th July

Bunnyinthelights

It is lovely here-and very tempting to tell DH that we HAVE to move back-we could buy land and build a house for dead cheap here...but there is just so much to consider!!!

I will be landing in Manchester at around half 12 on sat Spud, come see me
(although, tbh, I shall probably be a very tired and grumpy bear)

Sal, my friend who is a paramedic says to do the 2 hour thing with paracetemol/ibprofen with high temps. 1 each overy 2 hours (if that makes sense?) She may just sleep like a log tonight,you never know, but you are like me, I'd have her in bed with me. (or sleep on the floor beside them like I have done before)


I have a massive confession...

spud30

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

It is lovely here-and very tempting to tell DH that we HAVE to move back-we could buy land and build a house for dead cheap here...but there is just so much to consider!!!

I will be landing in Manchester at around half 12 on sat Spud, come see me
(although, tbh, I shall probably be a very tired and grumpy bear)

Sal, my friend who is a paramedic says to do the 2 hour thing with paracetemol/ibprofen with high temps. 1 each overy 2 hours (if that makes sense?) She may just sleep like a log tonight,you never know, but you are like me, I'd have her in bed with me. (or sleep on the floor beside them like I have done before)


I have a massive confession...

Bun, my first thought was....I'll go and see her off the plane, have coffeee and a cake. My second thought was.....She'll have been travelling for a LONG time, and will just want home and bed :rotfl:

What do you have to confess

Bunnyinthelights

I'm so glad the running is going well, I can't tell you how much I cannot WAIT to get back home and get my self back into a running routine...off to Halifax first thing in the morning to get my Great Aunt on the train back to New Brunswick then I am going to see my 'real' Dad's sister and my Grandmother and Grandfather. I don't remember them but I got in touch with my Aunty through FB and we've arranged a surprise for me to see them tomorrow. It shall be quite emotional I imagine...I haven't seen them since I was about 3 I think.

bank_of_slate

fess up bunny!
...Linda xx

Bunnyinthelights

I have never been away from m children for such a long time. And if I am really honest, I miss them, but I've been ok.

I feel really bad that I've not missed them more.

bookseller1980

Confession?
F5 F5 F5 F5

bookseller1980

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

I have never been away from m children for such a long time. And if I am really honest, I miss them, but I've been ok.

I feel really bad that I've not missed them more.

Is that it?
Sometimes it is good to have a break Bunny. I used to leave mine when I went to see my friend in America. I felt really guilty and loved getting back to them but BOY did I have a good time without them. Plus my hubby used to really appreciate me (for a while) when I got back.

sallyx

I think thats fine for you not to miss them uncontrolably Bunny...I bet the first few days you missed them like mad and its got easier as the week has gone by. You've been too busy living the high life to miss them

Bunnyinthelights

^^^^ see above Bookie ^^^^

becky_rtw

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Cheers Becky.
:beer:
How on earth can you forget wine?

I'm not a big drinker really so I never have wine in - just given away a glass to each of my flatmates as well otherwise I will be drunk :rolleyes:, do not want a hangover tomorrow for my 1-2-1