MSE Parents Club Part 8

My_Fathers_Daughter

B00ger - typed a lovely long post and my lappy threw its toys out of the pram and decided it wanted to go back to sleep :rolleyes:


MOTM - be yourself! At least with 7 girls you will have loads to talk about!!! The poor girl will feel like it is a test to remember all their names and ages LOL! Have fun xxx


I did have a big rant about sleeping...or rather getting Benjamin to sleep - he is refusing to close his eyes for me and it is very frustrating, resulting in tears at bedtime (for me) for the last few weeks now


There was loads of other stuff - humph!!

emlou2009

:wave: pookie!

i think i am the only person in the world that doesnt get twilight... i've not read or seen it i'll admit, but i dont see the appeal in watching him look moody and pale for the length of the film i'd rather watch a real man!

searching_me

MORNING!!! .. ok im not that chipper but im awake tidyed up, on my 2nd load of washing and 2nd cuppa .. jaydens being a right pain today he cried when his food finished then when mine finished then when i finished my 1st cuppa ...

MOTM glad to hear you're ok and your brood is doing well .. good luck with the date be yourself and im sure it'll all go well x

csh_2

tsstss7 wrote: »

good morning all - had a 3am wake up call from Archie this morning and then slept fitfully inbetween feeds until forced to get up for school routine (ds1 STILL cant make his own breakfast and will happily go off to school unfed or worse try and cadge £2 from me for food at school).

Am buoyed up by a rare caffeine full coffee this morning though so may make it through till lunch time. )

My DD a year older than your ds1 and still cannot get herself out of bed in the morning let alone make breakfast!!
Roll on the christmas holidays so I can stay in bed later than half 7! The baby sleeps til about 8.30 most days

Hooray! I can quote again!

elle_gee

*hugs* MFD

I was wondering earlier if you'd heard from AF? Is she okay?

csh_2

emlou2009 wrote: »

:wave: pookie!

i think i am the only person in the world that doesnt get twilight... i've not read or seen it i'll admit, but i dont see the appeal in watching him look moody and pale for the length of the film i'd rather watch a real man!

I'll join you in that Em, just don't get it

csh_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I did have a big rant about sleeping...or rather getting Benjamin to sleep - he is refusing to close his eyes for me and it is very frustrating, resulting in tears at bedtime (for me) for the last few weeks now

Is it just you he won't sleep for or Daddy too?

((Hugs))

csh_2

Oh dear, the quote button has gone to my head now. Need to get ma arris in gear, have to sort through all K's clothes today since he is officially into 3-6mths now!!!! Need to pack everything away nice and neatly into the attic then go and buy him some new bits that will fit!!

searching_me

((hugs)) MFD xxx

pookie5488

hi em
tbh don't think I would have bothered if dd didn't have the books already and I was desperate for reading material but quite glad I did it's a diversion away from my usual horror genre.

mfd - oh I know that wide awake scenario very very well. Sometimes think I am going crazy at three o clock in the morning rocking Matthew in my arms for hours whilst he just stares up at me with massive wide awake eyes. Though he has not been just as bad lately as I have started to bring a portable heater to the bedroom with me. I switch it on when feeding him and the heat seems to make him a bit more drowsy. I use it downstairs during the day so I don't have to put the heating on and waste oil.