MSE Parents Club Part 10

csh_2

BeenieCat wrote: »

csh take my dog next time, she's prolly forgotten how to run cos i'm such a bad neglectful owner :rotfl:

Is she still gimpy? Any sign of the cat yet btw?

I was nearly crying when we got back to the car today! This guy next to us had a really old dog with a limp. He had a special ladder so it could get into the boot of the estate car without him lifting it.
It just slowly walked up the ladder and lay down what a nice man to allow the dog to have its dignity.
I've turned into a right soppy d ick since having K :rotfl:

BrunoM

:mad: I've had a "go to sleep" song I sang to Elijah just for the length of carrying him into the nursery and putting him in his cot, for nearly his whole life! Now suddenly when I'm carrying him and start singing it, even if he is basically asleep in my arms, he perks up and joins in it with shouting LA LA LAA at the top of his voice! The cheek!

SugarSpun

BrunoM wrote: »

:mad: I've had a "go to sleep" song I sang to Elijah just for the length of carrying him into the nursery and putting him in his cot, for nearly his whole life! Now suddenly when I'm carrying him and start singing it, even if he is basically asleep in my arms, he perks up and joins in it with shouting LA LA LAA at the top of his voice! The cheek!

:rotfl:

Steak, chips and salad was v omnomnom, Molly ate cucumber, pepper and a few chips (kept raiding the chips, which we'd ordered unseasoned so she could eat them - she went to so much trouble to hoik the plate towards her and steal them that I felt terrible taking them off her, plus she was mostly just squashing them anyway) and she also sucked/gummed a piece of meat almost white. She was excellently behaved and is now mostly sleeping soundly - but as I typed that she made a little noise.

We managed to have a little disagreement on the way back over OH "innocently" commenting that by the time Molly's old enough to need a dentist we'll be in a different part of the city. I think we need a different city, since I'm extremely unlikely to find another job here and didn't spend a decade in university only to requalify. Hence the argument

Baby screaming. OH dealing with it. Me simmering.

BeenieCat

csh wrote: »

Is she still gimpy? Any sign of the cat yet btw?

I was nearly crying when we got back to the car today! This guy next to us had a really old dog with a limp. He had a special ladder so it could get into the boot of the estate car without him lifting it.
It just slowly walked up the ladder and lay down what a nice man to allow the dog to have its dignity.
I've turned into a right soppy d ick since having K :rotfl:

Nah her paw seems alright now, i didn't finish the course of antibiotics though, i'm so bad for that, no matter who they are for!!!

Cat is gone :(:(:( It's been a week now so i highly doubt she'll be back. Ex did his tarzan call that he trained the cats to come to (lol), and she still didn't appear. She must be dead :(:(:(

ladybirdintheuk

Evening all. We had a trip to the soft play place today. Izzy LOVED it... very busy with lots of big kids so I had to get in the ball pool too - we put the little ones in the corner, then had to be bouncers between them and the big'uns (it was meant to be under 5s only and "you must supervise your children at all times" in the bit we were in. Ha ha). Ate far too much food too, but never mind.

Bought myself 2 more nursing bras too... busy busy!

Izzy nackered herself out today, so was off to sleep by 7... but then up again and properly upset, so I ended up back in the living room feeding her to sleep on the sofa. She didn't bat an eyelid when I put her back in her bed. She will be everso cross when she wakes up and realises where she is but never mind. She has a bit of a cold at the mo, and I'm not sure if that is the entire problem or if she is teething too, but she is definitely not right, so it could be a long night.

Bruno - you have a singer as well as a mosher then

SusanC_2

csh wrote: »

I'm really hoping you have some kind of list/spreadsheet going just now for this as thats how I'm picturing you right now! :A

:rotfl: Not quite a spreadsheet - just a mental list like the one I posted.

Glamazon

weezl74 wrote: »

I think this is me not quite understanding the question properly, but I never thought I'd:

• experience this much love

Weezl xxx (who also uses a dummy )

I agree with this one!
Last night, I went to check on Jack and I got really emotional just looking at him!

HMPH - I didn't win the Lotto or Euromillions. Enough to pay off the mortgage would do!

Mel - what kind of price range/age of car you looking for?

SS - aw shame you argued. My and OH have argued loads today

sparkle03

redmel1621 wrote: »

Ah right, will he be back late?

I am looking at Mercedes V220, Mercedes V280, and Mercedes Vito Traveliner......also Chrysler grand Voyager. Just want the biggest boot space possible for my budget (which is too small really) Yeah not keen on the mini-buses, they just don't look very nice:o

haven't seen that film you'll have to report back with a full review:p

I dont have a clue when he will be home I just know they are still in Liverpool and he is still coherant (sp) enough to send me a text. Us girls just had 2 main rules;
No permanent damage to the stag
No leaving the country :rotfl:

To be honest he cant take his beer, we dont drink often she says nursing a glass of vino and seeing as he has been out since lunch Im expecting him home anytime ......

Gutted actually as we were supposed to be flying out to the Dominican Republic next week - thats where they are getting married - but my mum couldnt get the time off work to have the children. So that I wont have to miss them but no holiday til later on in the year.

Good Luck with the great car hunt xx

sparkle03

Glamazon wrote: »

I agree with this one!
Last night, I went to check on Jack and I got really emotional just looking at him!

HMPH - I didn't win the Lotto or Euromillions. Enough to pay off the mortgage would do!

Mel - what kind of price range/age of car you looking for?

SS - aw shame you argued. My and OH have argued loads today

Aww you ok Glam?

SugarSpun

Glamazon wrote: »

SS - aw shame you argued. My and OH have argued loads today

It was only minor, it's just that we've had the same discussion over and over and it covers all the things we argue about so we're both peeved now. When we got engaged we talked about what would happen when my contract ended and he was all, I'd like to stay here but if we have to move we have to move, my job's safe regardless and we're ok.... but he doesn't really want to move if we don't have to. But while we don't know what happens when my contract ends there's no point in finding a new place here (which we would do if we were staying longterm) and while we're in our current place we have too too little space and too much stuff that he is not willing to get rid of so we can't make it look nice, and Molly can't have a bedroom because the room that would be hers is entirely filled with his expensive hobby - that he has not touched in months.

</rant>

I hope you're ok?