MSE Parents Club Part 5

feelinggood_2

Hehe, there is a pregnancy ebay club, a baby weight loss club - there should also be a baby learning to drive club!

I'm off to suggest it to OH. He might be a bit annoyed, means he has to help me get rid of my current car, and buy me a new one.

Sami_Bee

Krystaltips wrote: »

Don't get used to it

oh I won't we had an early night (not that kind!) last night so I decided to see what would happen if I didn't wake him at 12 for a feed, answer was he slept even longer than usual I know it could be a one off because night before last I didn't have to wake him at 12 because he woke at 11:30ish wanting milk but I feel grrrrrreat today for the extra sleep

astonsmummy

feelinggood wrote: »

Have to have BF for 9 months at the time of application, and exclusively for the first about the first 6 months. Also got to get involved with LLL. I think that is going to be my new goal - its a safe sort of enviroment. The groups are a few miles away, but I'll figure something out.

One thing I was thinking, thought I get your opinions. I started learning to drive last year, but gave up when the morning sickness got so bad, and I could no longer fit behind the wheel! I've SORN'ed my car, got no insurance and MOT. I was thinking of selling/scrapping that car, and getting a automatic instead. I don't particulalry like driving, but I really need to get out more and it would make life a lot easier. I'm quite 'safe' in a car, so think I could drive to the shops, or to a friends house, or to a boobie club much easier than walking. Is it a bit of a cop out, to only drive an automatic? Our main car is a manual, but it is OH first new car, and absolutely ridiculously expensive, and the only top-of-the-range car he is ever going to own, so I don't think I'd ever even want to drive it!

Its not a cop out, but if you can do it manual i would.
I've been driving for 7 years and learnt in a manual, i like it cos I have the option lol
My mum learned in an auto cos she was old when she passed, i think the only drawback for her is that she cant borrow/drive mine or anyone elses car if needed.

astonsmummy

Hi all
Hope everyojne is ok, we are good.
Ryan is much better today bless him.
Aston seems to have turned into the spawn of satan, he bit my neighbours son on the face this morning :eek:
I could of died of embarrassment, he has never done anything liek that before.

I did come on to aks a question but cannot for the life of me remeber what it is :doh:

Krystaltips

astonsmummy wrote: »

Hi all
Hope everyojne is ok, we are good.
Ryan is much better today bless him.
Aston seems to have turned into the spawn of satan, he bit my neighbours son on the face this morning :eek:
I could of died of embarrassment, he has never done anything liek that before.

I did come on to aks a question but cannot for the life of me remeber what it is :doh:

know how you feel, I'm upstairs ironing and all I can hear is hubby asking Aimee to stop kicking / hitting him and Aimee having screaming tantrums... All she's done this holiday is whinge and moan and throw tantrums... Where did my nice girl go?! Caitlyn's not allowed to get any older than 3, I don't her to go through the change!!!

Becles

Krystaltips wrote: »

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Although I'm annoyed with the tax credit people... When we got married, I rang them the Friday before to tell them but they wouldn't let me tell them until the change occured... So we got married on the Saturday, went on Honeymoon for a week and I called them the Monday we got back... Turns out that they made 2 payments between the wedding and me telling them... Then when they did the calculations for the joint claim, they backdated it to the wedding date and gave us another payment covering those dates... So now I have to pay back £124.05 from nearly a year ago! flaming eejits! Oh well, the girl on the phone said I can arrange to spread the payments if it will make us poor... They can have £2 a week

They messed my claim up when I married. I told them three weeks after the wedding as we married and went straight on honeymoon. Somehow they forgot to cancel my single persons claim, and set up the joint claim, so I was getting two lots of payments for a while until they sorted it out. Luckily I realised and put the extra to one side.

They wouldn't take it back straight away and it was about 18 months later when they finally asked for it back. It had been sitting in a high interest account so I made a few quid out of their mistake :money:

wi3adora

Arrghh why does DH think it's funny to argue with me and think he can get away with it if he smiles at me?:mad:

searching_me

my silly sausage sister read her tickets wrong and she dont get in til 3:30pm so i got another hou or so before i have to pick her up ... glad yu and ryan are feeling better AM x

searching_me

wi3adora wrote: »

Arrghh why does DH think it's funny to argue with me and think he can get away with it if he smiles at me?:mad:

my first and only guess ... its because hes a man :rolleyes: x

wi3adora

searching_me wrote: »

my first and only guess ... its because hes a man :rolleyes: x

Yep think you're right there!

Right am off to get the barnet cut & coloured! Eek it's been ages since I've had this done, but am excited.:D