MSE Parents Club Part 9

Dribblekitten

jillie1974 wrote: »

isnt the injection mark we have from the BCG?

i thought it never went

Oh maybe, I had one at about 13 but don't even know which arm it was it so unsure if the mark is still there.

I just don't like the fact that it scarred my otherwise perfect angel:rotfl:

Tigsteroonie

Bleurch, puree'd potato is really icky sticky stuff. I should try and find a smaller blender - reaching in to the bottom of this one, I get the puree all the way up the side of my hand!

jillie1974

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

*makes mental note to wave like mad next time they're on the tram to Bury

we can see the trams from our garden...so in the summer...you might see a mad mummy waving madly at all the trams

SugarSpun

redmel1621 wrote: »

Isn't it strange...maybe a question when dating should be 'how many kids do you want?'

I certainly asked - but then my OH is older than I am and had been married before, so if he'd chosen not to have kids it would have been pointless to keep dating him seriously.

3onitsway wrote: »

All of his favorite teachers, dinner ladies, favorites of my friends are the ones with the bigger boobies. :rotfl:

Molly's the same way :rotfl:

Grotbags Tia, how disgusting :eek: I think black and gold nails too.

:mad: to everyone who got their Sophies, we're still waiting (although it does take longer for fairies to cross the sea).

:j Jillie for sitting!

Chopsticks that's great sleeping!

:j Elle for standing!

3, suggest that the bus driver puts on comedy fake boobs :rotfl:

Lovely pictures :A

:j Mel for night out and DH passing

BM condensed soup is fine with some cheese as a sauce

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: that midwife! Why not call an ambulance?!

I hate these stories, any story about bad stuff happening to labouring women and new babies has me in absolute floods of tears. I remember how frightened I was before Molly was born and how lucky we were and that's me all but hysterical.

Feelie I'm glad you're sounding so well, please keep taking stock of how you're doing IYKWIM? :grouphug:

Dribblekitten, the BCG vaccination is designed to leave a scar so it's visible at a glance if someone's had it.

Off out when OH gets back from the supermarket to buy a baby sling And someone's coming to buy our old crap vitrine so I can put up the new lovely one :j OH is in a grump cause I put €40 in the ad and he paid €300, but since he told me to charge €40 and has only changed his mind I told him to

jillie1974

ooh dilemma for tomorrow....the 2 surestarts in radcliffe, both have messy play tomorrow.
but ... the one nearest to me is at 9.30am and the other one (if i can remember the way walking) is at 2 but is about 1.5 miles walking each way and this week bus fare is non-existant....

think it may have to be the one nearer and i will just have to get organised tonight....

or theres bumps2babes at 10.30, the one furthest away...

dont know which one we'll both get more from. K might be a little young to get the benefit from the messy play...

any recommendations???

weezl74

Hi, sorry for the dumb question. I've used quidco for a tesco.com registration and purchase and had the cashback. If I now sign up with topcashback and do the same, will I still get the discount, or would I have to register as DH with his work email address?

Cheers chicks!

Welcome back kitten, where have you been stranger?

feelinggood_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Feelie I'm glad you're sounding so well, please keep taking stock of how you're doing IYKWIM? :grouphug:

I've had medication induced mania before, so I'm watching out for the signs. Right now I'm all :j :j :j and want to run round the room screaming :eek: I think it is okay. I like it anyway. Last time this happened I lost loads and loads of weight, wouldn't mind if that happened again. Its like my bones want to jump out of my body.

tiamai_d

Feelie, I hope you really are as well as you sound and your not just putting a good face on because it is really nice to hear about Toby and yourself having some fun! You deserve it huni!

Uhm... forgot what else I was going to say... my head hurts... it's so boring not having a laptop and having to come up here to get online, I feel all cut off! (and thick cos this keyboard misses out letters when i type too fast)

weezl74

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

And I thought that I was knocking on a bit for a first timer :rotfl:

I'm 2 years older than you lady

SugarSpun wrote: »

I certainly asked - but then my OH is older than I am and had been married before, so if he'd chosen not to have kids it would have been pointless to keep dating him seriously.

When I first met DH, he was never going to have children.

My thinking on going ahead was that since I loved him, I would choose him even knowing that. Because 1 in 5 couples can't have children, and also you just don't know what might happen, I felt that it was better to be with a real person who already existed and loved me, rather than not continuing and waiting for some theoretical future lovely person with whom I might not even have been able to have babies IYSWIM?

Anyhow, that was what I decided. But many, many friends were concerned, and told me that for them it would have been a deal breaker, so I know I'm in the minority here

Dribblekitten

SugarSpun wrote: »

I certainly asked - but then my OH is older than I am and had been married before, so if he'd chosen not to have kids it would have been pointless to keep dating him seriously.


Dribblekitten, the BCG vaccination is designed to leave a scar so it's visible at a glance if someone's had it.

Thanks for that info, I learn loads of stuff here, now I'll just have to accept her pock mark rather than wishing it away!