MSE Parents Club Part 7

money_maker_3

Morning everyone
welcome back to those away
please stay keely Doesnt have to be interesting, just post what you want !!
yeah for sleeping babies

Good luck for Taras DD today, thinking of you hun

I have been to post office and sent my 18 sales and helped the fairy Dont think I am doing much today !!

sparkle03

3onitsway wrote: »

Dare we ask what they might be? :whistle::o

Ahem, erm the dishes and cleaning the toilet of course! :whistle::whistle:


Its her birthday in a couple of weeks, and as she's 'too old' for parties now she wants a sleepover for her and 4 friends. :eek:

Lucky you, hehe


I'm going to have a proper clean, make bags for the tip, charity shop & ebay - and figure out how we're going to fit 5 girls in there comfortably! Wish me luck. :rolleyes:

Good Luck

sparkle03

Somebody boot me off the computer, Im hanging round as I cant be a$$ed doing anything, I need to go out at 12 today and I have to get ready and throw a spag bol in the slow cooker and hoover as I introduced Lexi to crumpets this morning she loved them but she hasnt half made a mess all over my lovely rug! Silly mummy! Why did I put her on the rug when its all wooden floors downstair :rolleyes:
Well madam is currently napping so time for a shower me thinks ....

Oh and 3 I dont think your oven slow cooking method is any different but wit the slow cooker its supposedly easier? and you dont need to worry about it running dry if you leave it in too long. I used to just do it your way but I love my big crock pot slow cooker. I can throw something in mid morning / lunchtime and forget about it until ready to serve.

emlou2009

seth is STILL ASLEEP :eek: :eek:

he woke at 9, i fed him and he rolled over and went back to sleep again

he and OH are still tucked up in bed!

elle_gee

Rhys is still asleep too.. snuggled in his sleeping bag in his bouncer

And I'm just sat here thinking of all the productive things I *could* be doing.. :whistle:

emlou2009

meh, productive schmoductive. relax, and tell yourself it takes as long to get over carrying a baby as it does to carry him in the first place

elle_gee

emlou2009 wrote: »

meh, productive schmoductive. relax, and tell yourself it takes as long to get over carrying a baby as it does to carry him in the first place

LOL I'm running out of time to use that excuse then.. :rotfl:

searching_me

i still haven moved off the sofa and philips about to make breakfast so ....... oh look theres bejeweled :whistle: x

emlou2009

then you'd better use it as much as possible

i intend to spend the next week/couple of weeks being as lazy as possible, cos i'll be back at work and knackered soon

how on earth am i going to manage to do bottles, get seth ready, get myself ready, get seth to a childminder, get to work, get seth back from said childminder, get home from work, feed us all and still have time for anything other than sleep?? OH really is going to have to get off his backside and help a bit more i think! but then he looks after seth when i do all these things so isnt being exactly lazy oh dear!!

searching_me

em believe me you'll find a way when zoe was 9 months i went back to college which started at 9am but before that i had to get up get zoe dressed and fed ... feed myself (which i usually forgot so was generally just a cuppa) then get her to the childminder which was in the opposite direction to college and then to college .................. then at 4pm pick up zoe go home fed her and myself (once again usually forget) put her to bed then do my coursework so my day started at 6am and never ended ....... and this is when i didnt have a washing machine or a lot of money so generally walked it half way there or find time to do a wash load by hand during in the week .......... not sure how i did it x