MSE Parents Club Part 7

redmel1621

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

That is so cute Mel!!




My CM emailed me today to say that her girls keep asking when they can have the baby back!!

Awwwww, that is lovely....are you definitely going to put Benjamin with her?

Mel x

money_maker_3

OK, em said dont talk too much, not dont talk at all !! where are you all ?????

searching_me

WOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOO first lesson for dirving booked .. actually now im scared .. :undecided x

money_maker_3

yeah SM !!

weezl74

money_maker wrote: »

OK, em said dont talk too much, not dont talk at all !! where are you all ?????

I'm still going blind on pension-related spreadsheets! Had a nommy tea though, HM slo roast gammon HM parsley sauce, new potatoes and peas

DH is still trying to persuade fergie that 7 is the new 6 (ie the little lamb hasn't adjusted his bedtime body clock yet!)

xxx

SugarSpun

Cluckin' 'ell SM - I clicked your giggly baby video on FB, it was taking ages to load so I turned my Most Haunted back on and forgot about it and then it started in the background!

I had to peel myself off the ceiling :rotfl:

money_maker_3

mmmmmm I love gammon ham weezl !! It is the most yummiest of all dinners

BrunoM

searching_me wrote: »

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=168937046923&saved#/video/video.php?comments&v=168937046923 my mini chimp in proper giggles x

Noo denied as your privacy is too elite!

searching_me

:rotfl: SS .. cheers MM x

Glamazon

BrunoM wrote: »

Ooo well your pension beats my pension Glam the NHS definitely have their good points! I pay 6%, work pay 9%; as a higher tax-payer it is still pertty powerful though, I think I get over £800 into the pension every month once employer contributions and tax relief are counted!
But I've only been paying in for a couple of years so I have a lot of ground to make up vs sensible people who started at 25 etc

I started in pension at 21 when I went from £11K to £18k in one go! Didn't miss the money then and don't miss it now!
I get around £400 into it each month from my contributions and work.

Weezl - Does DH have the choice of opting into new pension scheme?
I believe that on the old scheme they base your pension on the last 3 years of service so you are penalised if you start winding down as most people do when they get to the late 50's. However, in the new scheme they work it out using the BEST 3 years of your last TEN years therefore one can work hard until 54 and then reduce hours without it affecting pension.

money_maker wrote: »

wanna see Dylans 1st attempt at eating and also his new maracas !!!

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I wanna see but my lappy no likey FB at the mo!

Mookie - I love those pics! I too flick the bottle brush but wear glasses so they get splattered!

AM - Soz to hear about u n OH - we are hear if you need us.

SM - remind me when your out in the car and I'll stay indoors :rotfl:

Elle - that sounds very promising!

Tia - poor Amber - big 'get well soon' kisses from jack :kisses3:

Well, RL people gone now (they do exist you know! ) and my house is tidy :j means I just need to sort bedrooms out ready for IL's on Friday!
Bought my party food for Halloween in ASDA - dead cheap frozen stuff.

I've even de-scaled my steriliser - check me out! Been meaning to do it for aggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggges!

Jack had 6 -8 week check - all good. Doc impressed with head control and happy with weight gain - he is now......................

10lb 1oz :j am so pleased because it shows he's still gaining weight from last week even though his feeds have been poor. Has gained 5lbs I think