MSE Parents Club Part 8

tiamai_d

ooohh big pic..... (luv that tink)

3onitsway

OOh - she'd love that Tink!

Gisi I think I know what you mean with the folded paper legs - I think we did a paper mache humpty dumpty with big springy legs once!

Tara I didn't even think of plasticine!


ETA: I bl00dy hate homework!

carlamagee

im a bit sad about nms disappearing.

mel - what bruno said about the link....i tried to expalin, but just couldnt!!!! lol

SM- great news about your gay hubby!!!! :beer: time to celebrate!

Edit: mel, youve just done it. Im about 10 mins behind tonyt!? :cool:

OMG! You are alll soooo creative. I need a ;lil pece of each of your brains!!!!!

Sami_Bee

ooh yeah we're all full of creativity!!

Anyone want to make a snow globe? http://www.supernanny.co.uk/Advice/-/Travel-Play-and-Lifestyle/-/Fun-play-and-events/Make-Your-Own-Snow-Shaker.aspx

carlamagee

Sami_Bee wrote: »

ooh yeah we're all full of creativity!!

Anyone want to make a snow globe? http://www.supernanny.co.uk/Advice/-/Travel-Play-and-Lifestyle/-/Fun-play-and-events/Make-Your-Own-Snow-Shaker.aspx

oh yes, i have saved an empty glass jar over to do this with Katie!!!!

carlamagee

delia then gordon ramsey......me thinks im gonna be having a late night snack tonight!!!??

Krystaltips

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

We had to cancel them because I am a bad mummy who works too much

Am looking for some new ones now (but the ones I have seen are £11.50 a lesson :eek:)


We are going to Booby club tomorrow for the first time in ages :T I am very excited!!


Did you go to your surestart centre to check out what they do?

Bloxwich baths do baby lessons for about £46 a term... The pool is lovely too...

My_Fathers_Daughter

Krystaltips wrote: »

Bloxwich baths do baby lessons for about £46 a term... The pool is lovely too...

Everyone keeps telling me that Bloxwich are the best baths. I loved the Bilston baby pool - nice and deep for mummies to hide flabby bits and as warm as a bath for the baby lessons! Will have a looksee at Bloxwich, ta hun.

Meant to say - I was at boundary mill the other day, was I near you? xx

ladybirdintheuk

elle_gee wrote: »

Currently packing for an urgent trip up north to see granny (had a not-good-news phone call)..

Oh not you as well Tell her the ladies on the internet send their love.... (So long as that won't lead to you having to explain the internet to her again.... that is one conversation which I'm not going to miss )

3onitsway wrote: »

Yes, but...... it's got to resemble the design she did for her homework this week. It's wearing a mini black tutu (we've got some black netting hanging about somewhere), and stripey tights . So it needs to have legs.

Why does she have to be different! I bet the rest of the class did traditional angels and are now at home cutting up white paper plates. :mad:

I have a 9 year old wannabe goth! :eek:

There are worse things to be . (This is a rather young me on the right. I miss dressing up. And being that skinny!)

Watching QI repeats on Dave before I go sleep (with any luck). Back to work tomorrow. Keep myself busy and out of trouble

SusanC_2

Krystaltips wrote: »

This winds me up something chronic... I hate when I'm walking along the footpath and someone's dog lunges at Aimee, how do I know it's not going to rip her face off?! If I spot them I usually say in a very loud voice "Keep away from the doggy, don't let it jump at you" and the owner is generally shamed into pulling it closer... There's no need for him to have been rude though if Alice was upset! How is she now?

I had to carry her to singing and story time because she was too upset to walk (and missing it would have added to the distress) and by the time we were half way there (so about five minutes later) she had recovered and was singing away. I'm just worried that she'll be scared next time she sees a dog. I had a couple of bad experiences with dogs when I was younger and I used to be so terrified that if I saw a dog I would run out into the road to avoid it.

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

Last year my nephew told everyone he wanted fruit pastils for christmas and wouldn't tell anyone anything different. He was really pleased when he got loads too!

That is so sweet.

tiamai_d wrote: »

Tonka Toys and yellow cars :mad: I have a personal dislike of yellow cars. Christopher makes a fist and goes 'grrrr yellow car' when he sees one, I taught him well

:rotfl:

SugarSpun wrote: »

*feels irrationally angry at that woman in Sami's picture with her beige house and white top*

I'm always irritated by the really fake pictures in catalogues etc.

3onitsway wrote: »

Yes, but...... it's got to resemble the design she did for her homework this week. It's wearing a mini black tutu (we've got some black netting hanging about somewhere), and stripey tights . So it needs to have legs.

Why does she have to be different! I bet the rest of the class did traditional angels and are now at home cutting up white paper plates. :mad:

I have a 9 year old wannabe goth! :eek:

Did the teacher say that they would have to actually make them when she set the original homework? If not then I wouldn't worry too much about getting it just like the design and if it ends up significantly different I would just send a note in explaining that the original design wasn't possible to make because you hadn't known that it was going to have to be made.