MSE Parents Club Part 8

Tigsteroonie

money_maker wrote: »

tigs, I know nothing of increasing supply, I dried up after 10 days expressing !! Glad your enjoying him though Must be weird not having to go to the hospital every day !

It's strange having our afternoons back!

Today we took Andrew out for the first time - post office, charity shop, doctors (he stayed outside) and supermarket. Naturally everyone that commented thought he was a newborn, and I had to explain that he's really 12 weeks old :rotfl:

elle_gee

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Tigs increasing output/supply list here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=26307231&postcount=9820

Nothing I can add to that! I've learnt everything I know from feelie anyway

MM, caz was at work today I think (Mon, Fri and Sun)

Sami_Bee

:rotfl: bbc3 program about disgusting food are trying to tell asda to sell booby milk instead of cows

Krystaltips

Just passing through tonight... Not had a proper chunk of sleep since Caitlyn came down with this cold last week and I'm just feeling so weary... Am in bed but there's no point going to sleep because hubby will wake me up anyway... He just can't help himself...

Mfd, glad your first day back went well, and I'd be annoyed if my hubby went out before I got home too!

Tigs, glad you're enjoying having your baby home! Elle and feely are the best to turn to for expressing...

Mm, yay for good results!

Ss, hope things go well for your hubby's op, and great your mum can stay with you a while longer!

Milliesmum, my cat used to sleep under cars and was forever coming back covered in oil... I have a few pictures of him all scrawny and wet, I agree they are hilarious!

Oh, and hubby just popped up to show me the BBC news page about maclaren buggies... Can someone else do the link for me, I'm on the iPod...

My_Fathers_Daughter

Krystaltips wrote: »

Am in bed but there's no point going to sleep because hubby will wake me up anyway... He just can't help himself...

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emlou2009

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Just opened the card on the flowers and it says 'I Love You Darling xxx' and I am SO tempted to childishly scrawl 'like eff you do' on the bottom of it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

childishness is the way forward

when my ex repeatedly told me through the duration of me demolishing a chinese that there was the same amount of fat in a prawn cracker as in a doughnut, i crushed one into his hair and proceeded to eat the rest of the bag while he looked stunned :rotfl:

whats the most childish thing everyone has done to pee someone off deliberately?

Sami_Bee

link for krystal http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8351424.stm

money_maker_3

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8351424.stm

Krystaltips

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

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:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

in his dreams

I've lost my mojo

My_Fathers_Daughter

emlou2009 wrote: »

childishness is the way forward

when my ex repeatedly told me through the duration of me demolishing a chinese that there was the same amount of fat in a prawn cracker as in a doughnut, i crushed one into his hair and proceeded to eat the rest of the bag while he looked stunned :rotfl:

whats the most childish thing everyone has done to pee someone off deliberately?

When I split with an ex who was particularly picky (we were living together and he argued over who had bought the olive oil!!) I was very tempted to put frozen prawns in the mattress but I didn't.

I did however steal a fancy glass ashtray that he loved!! It is so beautiful that it is a shame I don't smoke anymore!