MSE Parents Club Part 9

angela6834

Weezl, hope you had a good day at work. Put your feet up now, you must be shattered x

SusanC_2

Mazcabs wrote: »

Sounds strange but since I was pregnant with Henry I dont seem to have any hairs on my legs anymore.... they just dont grow???:eek::j

Mine more or less went when I was pregnant with Alice but then they gradually came back again.

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

Yes thanks. Practice Manager resigned, Lucy gone down to part time - 2 days a week, out of choice. She's happier now although we have daughter problems, so swings and roundabouts.

Sounds like the best possible outcome you could have hoped for. (The work bit that is - not the ill daughter obviously.)

r.mac wrote: »

Then the inlaws had one of their 'when are you going back to work?' rants at me yesterday. (I'm not and don't plan to if I can help it) Just what a girl wants to hear when she's feeling a bit down.

Why do they think it is their business? Does OH know about what they are saying to you? If my inlaws kept saying things like that to me, my first line of action would be either to have words with them myself or tell OH that he needed to speak to them about it.

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

You then get 'no' with reasoning!

Poppy says 'no mummy, I'm sitting on the chair/playing with my toys/hiding'! :rotfl:

She has recently started to say 'I' instead of Poppy too. I'm fascinated by how their language progresses!

Alice is always saying, "Just a minute, I'm..." or, "I'll do that tomorrow." And the other day when I asked her what she was doing, she said, "I'm sitting here for a reason."

angela6834 wrote: »

DD: No, its not me you should be questioning. You need to ask the teachers why they set the target grade too high:cool:

:rotfl: I love smart answers.

Sami_Bee

SM what carts do you need? I think I have 2 BNIB from my old printer, you never know

aless02

jenny - I did find some baby swimming classes in London Bridge but they're full up on all the ones posted on the website (www.littledippers.co.uk). That was just a brief Google, I haven't gone back to look for more. But £114 for 6 weeks! :eek: Also, hope to see you on Thursday's sling meet!

elle - :T :T for rhys!!

tia - hugs for crying babies. Maybe you and OH could take shifts so only 1 has to deal with at a time while the other recoops?

BeenieCat

Well dinner was a waste of time :rolleyes:

Had to score the pork myself cos it was hardly done, and i wanted to try for perfet crackling, so scolded it, dried it, salted it etc. Put in oven as per Jamie Oliver instructinons on highest heat, and the skin promptly burnt. :rolleyes:

Never mind, cut the burned bits off and tried again... It did work but not perfect.

Then DS decides to drop the plate of crackling all over the floor. Amber decides to want attention despite me making she was fed, clean and settled before dinner was ready.

I was shouting at DS for being so careless (he's sooo annoyingly clumsy) and Amber decides it's better that she !!!!!!. Cold dinner, no crackling, loads of washing up to do.

I'm going to bed in a minute :rotfl:

searching_me

Sami_Bee wrote: »

SM what carts do you need? I think I have 2 BNIB from my old printer, you never know

lexmarks all in one x1270 x

tiamai_d

Aless, DH is at work till midnight so it's just me. But she has had some milk and a poo and hopefully she now seems tired, so she is back in her crib and should fall asleep soon.

Just catching up with Heroes then I will crack open the wii fit plus

angela6834

SusanC wrote: »

:rotfl: I love smart answers.

She was only smart as she was on the other end of the phone. Wouldnt have been if she was in the room with me

searching_me

tia let me know if wii fit plus is any good really want it x

Krystaltips

I've got it SM, Aimee loves it