MSE Parents Club Part 4

My_Fathers_Daughter

scruffy96uk wrote: »

No the shower doesn't seem to bother here.

Mel (((((hugs))))) it must be something in the air coz my OH is being a p***k and that is a word I rarely use :eek:

It is a fab word though isn't it!!!

Forgot to say - when I was out yesterday hubby had the boys (first big baby-sitting session for daddy) and he sent me a pic message of him with Benjamin asleep on his chest saying 'It's easy isn't it?'

His mom called him a cheeky little b00ger :rotfl::rotfl:

elle_gee

Becles wrote: »

.. Been talking to James and he's been telling me how he's going to buy a flat or small house in our village as he'd like to move out and be independant but he doesn't want to be too far from home. He's going to let Charlotte go round for her tea some days. He's 10

When I was little, I used to sit with a big mail order catalogue and the Argos book and pick out everything I'd need to furnish a house.. Used to be convinced I could do it all for £1k, which oddly I didn't think was that much although I had no idea!

Strange as we worked out the running total of the work done to the house so far, and it's ten times that plus the kitchen.. :cool:

My_Fathers_Daughter

Becles wrote: »

Been talking to James and he's been telling me how he's going to buy a flat or small house in our village as he'd like to move out and be independant but he doesn't want to be too far from home. He's going to let Charlotte go round for her tea some days. He's 10

LOL - when I was that age I used to tell my mum and dad that when I moved out I was going to build them a granny flat at the bottom of my garden because I never wanted to be away from them!!

I moved out at 18 to go to uni and haven't spent more than 3 days within an hours drive of them since!!

When we moved to this house and they saw that we have a massive garden and a field out back they were asking when the building was going to start :eek:

redmel1621

I have promised myself an early night tonight as I keep going to bed about midnight and Kai wakes about 6am or just before so I am living on less than 6hrs sleep every night, which isn't good. Dh tells me to go back to bed but I feel groggy for the whole day if I do that.
But I just can't be bothered to move from my lovely comfy chair I have nearly finished my glass of wine and as there is no more I will go to bed onceglass is empty:D

My_Fathers_Daughter

elle_gee wrote: »

When I was little, I used to sit with a big mail order catalogue and the Argos book and pick out everything I'd need to furnish a house.. Used to be convinced I could do it all for £1k, which oddly I didn't think was that much although I had no idea!

Strange as we worked out the running total of the work done to the house so far, and it's ten times that plus the kitchen.. :cool:

For the amount of work you seem to have had done I am sure you could have knocked the house down and rebuilt it quicker
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

redmel1621

MFD - I must have missed a post, but how did your bus ride go;)

elle_gee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

For the amount of work you seem to have had done I am sure you could have knocked the house down and rebuilt it quicker
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Don't think the neighbours would like that idea much - we live in a semi!

I'm so excited - we're getting a window tomorrow :j (or at least we bloody well better be! :rolleyes:)

angelfairy

redmel1621 wrote: »

Evening Everyone:)

I have read back but forgot to multi-quote...now I can't remember what I wanted to say...doesn't help that I am on my 3rd Huuueg glass of wine (which means I have drunk the whole bottle!!!)

I have had a crap 2 days, big rows and nearly divorce...how did it start you may wonder....over a pie:rotfl: Anyway turns out we are more or less staying together because of the kids, we will also try and rekindle something, but not sure what as I can't stand the sight of him at the moment. He is now being stupidly over the top nice, and all I really want is for him to not blow up and shout and swear at everyone ALL the flaming time

I have arranged to meet up with a mum I met about 4mths ago through another site;) We are meeting on Thursday at the pub for lunch and I have invited another mum along too who I met on a different site and it turns out she lives a stones throw away from me:D I have also met her already (vaguely) as she comes into the chemist where I work:D

Sorry for the long post I am tispy

Mel x

(((hugs))) Mel

i have had arguments like that with my hubby. if it is what you want, i hope you manage to rekindle things and find a way.

have a brilliant time at your pub lunch with your other mum friends. make sure there is a lot of liquid with lunch too

redmel1621

angelfairy wrote: »

(((hugs))) Mel

i have had arguments like that with my hubby. if it is what you want, i hope you manage to rekindle things and find a way.

have a brilliant time at your pub lunch with your other mum friends. make sure there is a lot of liquid with lunch too

Thanks

And how are you these days:)

Becles

elle_gee wrote: »

When I was little, I used to sit with a big mail order catalogue and the Argos book and pick out everything I'd need to furnish a house.. Used to be convinced I could do it all for £1k, which oddly I didn't think was that much although I had no idea!

When I was 16, I applied for a student placement in the hospital laboratories. It was a two year contract, and I would have been working in the labs part time and at college part time. I think the wage was something like £5K a year, and I was convinced I could get a student bedsit or house share and move out on that.

I didn't get the hospital job and ended up on a YTS scheme in Vaux Breweries lab instead but they only paid the minimum which was about £20 a week