MSE Parents Club Part 9

elle_gee

I say that now SM, but you wait for me to have a meltdown mid-Feb when I realise I'm getting paid (almost) big fat zero for three months! :cool:

chopsticks

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

Caitlin taking three hours was a bit long I thought with the amount I gave to mine that the time they took was long enough, but it was less than 3 hours

You were a bit out, yes Although maybe that's next

Or maybe some dummies for my 9 year olds. If they sing 'If you like her then you better put a ring on it' anymore and i'm sticking the nearest object in their gobs Currently photo albums Maybe some shoe laces as well to tie their legs together so they can't do that silly dance any longer :rolleyes::rotfl:

I have never had so many presents to open . She was only really interested in the wrapping paper, not the contents, I did most of the unwrapping and then passed her the paper

Bless your girls. They sound so happy for you :beer:

I'm off to bed now as am off sale shopping tomorrow.

Night all

xxxxxx

ManOnTheMoon

Buttonmoons wrote: »

OH is doing my head in. He's supposed to have a meet up in Jan with gaming losers like himself, it's in Edinburgh and he's getting a lift down with a guy he knows in Aberdeen. But apparently he needs LOADS of money, and they are going to a strip club? I said no, he's not going to one of those, and now he's in a mood.

So wasting money to look at womans boobs? Yeah real nice.


Also, the hairdresser cut too much of my hair off and it's just past my shoulders now and hate it.

Sounds like he likes his single life. I've never been in a strip club, but those I know who have say it's quite pressured to hand over money without being forced.

If he just wants to look at women with no touching, fair enough, but the money aspect would worry me. An old friend told me when he went to Soho, the clubs even had Cabs employed to pick people up who looked like they were lost or couldn't decide where they were going, so they could 'recommend' a strip joint.

Alternately just buy him an adult mag for much less cash and in the comfort of his own home or a dodgy download :rotfl:

Hair will grow back, I bet everyone else thinks it looks good!

Bear_family wrote: »

I've had in my 29 years and every time I think about it I want to start crying I'm so angry.

Sorry for your bad day. Souns like alot of lazy and ungrateful people.

I'd suddenly come down with a cold if you feel you can't go on Tuesday.

SugarSpun wrote: »

I went to the Lush sale this morning - spent £60 but got £75 of free stuff. Very pleased, although apparently someone got punched by another customer for being too greedy.

That's MSE! :beer:

Some weird people about. Greedy and thuggery :eek:

searching_me

elle_gee wrote: »

I say that now SM, but you wait for me to have a meltdown mid-Feb when I realise I'm getting paid (almost) big fat zero for three months! :cool:

almost zero??? you taking extra time? x

Cheapskate

Evening all

Keep meaning to keep up on this thread, but manage to read a few pages, go MIA for a couple of weeks & then there's 100s of pages or a new thread! Nice to see so many familiar names from the pregnancy club!
New Year resolution (one of them!) is to keep up on here, now that we've a toddler & growing baby - had forgotten some of the parenting things (also got 23, 21 yr olds who don't live here, & near-18 yr old still here!), so need to keep up to date with stuff. :rotfl:

Hope you all had a good Christmas.:j

Love to all,
A x

ManOnTheMoon

searching_me wrote: »

ok has my over planning scared people off?? :rotfl: x

Yes

weezl74 wrote: »

noway! I was just writing a meal planner and working out whether DH can afford to go down to 4 days a week in Jan 2012

Over planning? C'est impossible!:D

No point in too many plans with my clan. Something always changes :rolleyes:

chopsticks wrote: »

I have never had so many presents to open . She was only really interested in the wrapping paper, not the contents, I did most of the unwrapping and then passed her the paper

Bless your girls. They sound so happy for you :beer:

I'm off to bed now as am off sale shopping tomorrow.

Night all

xxxxxx

Oh, the wrapping more interesting stage. It will last for a few years and then suddenly the wrapping is invisible :rotfl:

My girls have made me very proud with how they have accepted Lucy. 6 of them hug her all the time and on Christmas Day my 15yo did for the first time. I knew she liked her, but now she has melted as well. :T We are all lucky to have Lucy. A proper lady with a big heart (and she's very nice to look at too )

Anyway, off to watch the footie and then it's the step in our relationship, all going well. I might have to get the books out to remind me what to do :rotfl:

Night :wave:

elle_gee

searching_me wrote: »

almost zero??? you taking extra time? x

Yup, three months unpaid apart from doing my KIT days which is about £70ish a day, so £700 max in three months.. Was always part of the plan anyway but feels even more important now as I feel like I "missed out" on eight weeks while Rhys was in hospital.

chopsticks

Have fun MOTM

searching_me

elle_gee wrote: »

Yup, three months unpaid apart from doing my KIT days which is about £70ish a day, so £700 max in three months.. Was always part of the plan anyway but feels even more important now as I feel like I "missed out" on eight weeks while Rhys was in hospital.

our plan was if philip got a premnant job i could do the 3 months unpaid as he would take over what i would be losing but didnt work out that way but its ok we knew this could happen so heyho .. but i definately understand why you wanna x

searching_me

god i feel like poo ... i hate having a cold x