MSE Parents Club Part 8

elle_gee

Is there usually a growth spurt at 19wks (corrected) or 28wks? Rhys is on his third nap of the day..

elle_gee

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Tigsteroonie wrote: »

Afternoon All :wave: Popping head back in briefly, yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy Elle on your good news!

Thankyou Have you applied yet? And MM?

weezl74

hugs for carla

Can you wait til he gets back and suggest some together time doing it then? We play carols and have a mince pie while we do it. I hope you can find some traditions that you and he both enjoy

Why does he take his sister to tesco?

xxx

carlamagee

jsut caught up really briefly.
Elle: woohoo for today. good news all round! glad your having a good day and mr rhys is still wowing you!!
Sami pet, hope u and lil Edgar and chris sleep better tonyt!
I dont have feelies number or anything so i havent heard anything.....
astonsmummy, what a silly moo of a doctor!! i hate it when you recieve conflicting info from professionals! you feeling any better than you did earlier!? hugs and sympathy for your sore throat! xx
my mind has gona blank....
oh, Sami....im 25, i wouldnt mind a referral if you havent got them used up yet!?

off to battle this christmas decorating on my lonesome!

Sami_Bee

off to mum's (oh joy Chris is gonna have a tantrum when we leave :rolleyes) to collect clean clothes, you'll all be glad to know I managed a shower earlier too!

tinkerbelluk

Hugs Carla - I think my DH would love it if I got on with it on my own but I insist on putting on xmas music and singing along as loudly and as untuned as possible (well that what he says!) As Weezl said can you say about starting a tradition or something?

Weezl - Quick question do you know where I can get pickling onions from I've tried the grocers in canton and they only sell them in 5kg sacks and I end up wasting so many, I'm only after about 1kg?

carlamagee

weezl74 wrote: »

hugs for carla

Can you wait til he gets back and suggest some together time doing it then? We play carols and have a mince pie while we do it. I hope you can find some traditions that you and he both enjoy

Why does he take his sister to tesco?

xxx

Thanks weezl, spotted my name in your post before i left so thought i shouldn reply as will most definitely forget later.
he doesnt like christmas as much now that his parents have split - no matter how much i try to expalin that the children and I are now his family.... I guess i dont understand as my parents are still together!?

his sister doesnt drive, and robbie andhis dad brought our tree and her a tree home, so she went to fetch the decorations and her lights had blew or something!??
ive calmed down now [STRIKE]after kicking the door with my sore toe!!!![/STRIKE] :rolleyes::o after reading the forum for a bit. Thanks ladies!

ill get a pic of the tree for everyone laters. xx

csh_2

carlamagee wrote: »

runs in to rant to ppl who listen to her....

i absoloutely HATE my OH sometimes.
He boruht the tree home = yay
He got (only half) the decorations down fromthe loft = small yay
As soon as he brought them down he dumped them and announced he was taking his sister to tesco. GGRRRRRR.
I ALWAYS am left to put the christmas tree up on my own since we lived together, and i was brought up as it being a family time. im emotional. and crying.......am i being irrational!? part of me says yes, part of me says no. i dont know???

I always have a romantic notion of the tree going up like a scene from the movies with all the family happy and smiling.
In reality, DD (13) always acts like a brat, OH gets bored and snappy and I get !!!!!! off with the pair of them.
I put the tree up yeterday, just me, and the wee man helped from his bouncy chair.
When DD got in from school then when OH got in from work they were both delighted at how nice the tree looked.

SugarSpun

carlamagee wrote: »

... announced he was taking his sister to tesco. GGRRRRRR.
I ALWAYS am left to put the christmas tree up on my own since we lived together, and i was brought up as it being a family time. im emotional. and crying.......am i being irrational!? part of me says yes, part of me says no. i dont know???

First, :grouphug:

Second, :mad::mad::mad:

Third, what Weezl said - why is he taking his sister to Tesco? And it might be a good idea to suggest you make it a family time with mince pies and carols and such like - you could have the first mince pies of the year while doing it

Silly doctor AM - of course you can get tonsillitis without tonsils!

Yay for showers Sami!

elle_gee

SugarSpun wrote: »

.. you could have the first mince pies of the year while doing it

My tree would have been up on October if I'd done that!