MSE Parents Club Part 5

redmel1621

cazscoob wrote: »

her husband is divorcing her and she has to hand her house over to him and she has to move into this one, im here in tears i dont want to move:( the kids love it here and all their friends are here. there are no houses available around here for less than £800 a month and we cant afford that. i really dont know what we are going to do:(

Oh caz I am so sorry, I really am:(

xxx

elle_gee

Sami_Bee wrote: »

:T
You can put whatever you like in fruitloaf I wouldn't touch it It's a cake for old people :rotfl: i'm a right fuss when it comes to dessert/cake/biscuits biggest rules are no weird wrinkley fruit only raisins/blueberries/cranberries are allowed and no coffee - bleugh!
ooh Rhys is a dirty stop out!

It's yum with butter on it - hardly healthy again but it does have fruit in it.. in a good batch, raisins, sultanas, cherries, orange peel and lemon peel - now correct me if I'm wrong but that's FIVE pieces of fruit in one mouthful! Ta Daaaaaaa :T

:whistle: :rolleyes:

redmel1621 wrote: »

...and give him a sock too and he thinks christmas has come:rotfl:

One of the developmental books I read suggested giving baby a brightly coloured sock and encouraging them to pull them off (to encourage them to touch their toes).. Is that really something you want to encourage when you're trying to get them dressed in a hurry, I wondered?! :cool:

Sami_Bee

Krystaltips wrote: »

Well no... Hence the many water infections

I meant her botty as in skin, does she not get sore?
I hate being any kind of wet, OH thinks I'm mad, I practically have a dust bath in talc after a shower :rotfl:

feelinggood wrote: »

Definitely lots of wind after Mummy eats a large Chicken Tikka Pizza!

(Meeting childminder at 1pm tomorrow :eek:)

(also got a GP appointment on friday to discuss gastric surgery, I'm wondering if a band/balloon might be an option)

Oh, and how you feel today? Need ((hugs))?

Good luck with the CM
I do love the talk of gastric surgery after saying you eat a lrge pizza

Do you think you could cope going to hosp?
I'm pretty sure they'd want you to try xenax (I think that's what its called, OTC version alli) before they'd refer you to a surgeon. My mum's been on it _pale_ not good when she didn't follow the strict low fat diet!

SusanC_2

cazscoob wrote: »

:eek:HELP:eek:
I have just come home to our landlord telling us we need to find somewhere and be out by the 15th october! i could honestly cry right now

:eek: :grouphug: That was one of the biggest reasons I wanted us to buy a house (followed closely by not having to ask for permission to knock nails in). Are they allowed to give you such short notice? Here if you have an assured shorthold tenancy (which I think is standard - it's what I've always had) then when it runs out it goes onto a periodic tenancy which means you have to give one month and they have to give two to end it. It's also worth checking your contract as they sometimes pretend things are different to what is in the contract. (When we gave our notice they tried to make us give almost two months notice claiming it was in the contract.) Do you have citizen's advice? If so, they're worth a visit as they may be able to advise you as to what help is available to help you get housing (or at least the one in Durham does).

emlou2009

omg caz, thats terrible!!

i had a meeting with council worker over council housing last year, and she told me we'd have to do the following to qualify,
a eviction notice from the landlord
inform the council
stay in the house (continue to pay rent)
the LL starts proceedings
inform the council, stay, pay rent...
and so on and so forth, she said it would take about 2-3 months to get a house so to stay in the house to keep a roof over your head :eek: stressful, but better than a hostel with your brood. i hope everything works out for you. its impossible to save enough for a deposit alone in that short time, let alone find a house. i really feel for you

Sami_Bee

elle_gee wrote: »

It's yum with butter on it - hardly healthy again but it does have fruit in it.. in a good batch, raisins, sultanas, cherries, orange peel and lemon peel - now correct me if I'm wrong but that's FIVE pieces of fruit in one mouthful! Ta Daaaaaaa :T

:whistle: :rolleyes:

One of the developmental books I read suggested giving baby a brightly coloured sock and encouraging them to pull them off (to encourage them to touch their toes).. Is that really something you want to encourage when you're trying to get them dressed in a hurry, I wondered?! :cool:

Bleugh!!! I have to hold my breath when I get hubby some soreen (sp?) its vile!

:rotfl:@ sox

SusanC_2

Alice likes the fruit part of fruit cake but not the cake part.

redmel1621

elle_gee wrote: »

One of the developmental books I read suggested giving baby a brightly coloured sock and encouraging them to pull them off (to encourage them to touch their toes).. Is that really something you want to encourage when you're trying to get them dressed in a hurry, I wondered?! :cool:

OMG - I would never TEACH my child to pull socks off, they pick it up quick enouh of their own accord anyway.....Kai whips his socks off no probs...now, teaching them to put them on.....that's a different matter:p

feelinggood_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I meant her botty as in skin, does she not get sore?
I hate being any kind of wet, OH thinks I'm mad, I practically have a dust bath in talc after a shower :rotfl:

Good luck with the CM
I do love the talk of gastric surgery after saying you eat a lrge pizza

Do you think you could cope going to hosp?
I'm pretty sure they'd want you to try xenax (I think that's what its called, OTC version alli) before they'd refer you to a surgeon. My mum's been on it _pale_ not good when she didn't follow the strict low fat diet!

Me and oh always shuddered when people in movies get out of the shower and pit clothes on while wet!

I've trien xenical (alli) twice, and reuctil twice (appetite suppressants). Would try them again, but they cannot be prescribed now because of my history of depression. I'm pretty sure I fit the crieria, don't know if my age will be a problem.

Krystaltips

She does get sore sometimes Sami, but more likely when she's skidded her pants as well as peeing in them... She's a joy my daughter :rolleyes:

Caz, I'm really sorry to hear about your landlady, especially after all the work you've done to the place! Its almost criminal!