MSE Parents Club Part 10

Glamazon

Elle - apparently I'm a lightweight :cool: Only cos I said I was going to do J's bottle then go to bed. OH forgets that I got up at 7.30am and in the night whereas he didn't get his backside out of bed til half ten! And will probably be the same time tomorrow - lazy bones!

Carla - OH's idea of fun is playing on PS3 - BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's why I'm on here SIMPLES

Becles

carlamagee wrote: »

how on earth do u remember the day and date etc!????? am i just completely un-sentimental!?

I'm like that. I was going to put our wedding anniversary date on Facebook and then realised I couldn't remember when it was. I knew what month it was but had to look the day up on our marriage certificate later

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

SM - we don't do valentines day

Same here

But we are going out for a meal all by ourselves on the 12th Feb for a mystery shopping job, so we're looking forward to that. We never get out on our own apart from mystery shopping meal jobs

harley1 wrote: »

I have officially been 'smoke free' for a year. Well, a year yesterday really. This time 1 year and 1 day ago I was stood on the patio with preg test in one hand, cigarette in the other and the biggest grin on my face you could ever see.

Yay - well done! Craig has given up a few times, so I know how hard it is. You must be so proud xx

elle_gee wrote: »

Random question (and one that's been asked before but I'm going to say it again ).. how many weetabix do babies here eat?

Charlotte has two and asks for more! I think she has a secret weetabix addiction as she refuses to eat anything else for breakfast, and she talks about weetabix frequently throughout the day

carlamagee wrote: »

random question.
what do you lovely cuisine-experts do with a silverside!?
it is scaring me defrosting in the kitchen cos its just soo huge!!!!!! im so wick at this cooking malarkey if its not chicken!!!! *insert rolly eyes smiley*

Silverside is quite lean, so it's better slow cooked or pot roasted. You can still cook it in the oven like a normal roast but don't over-do it.

Glamazon wrote: »

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Pregnancy & labour was fairly easy first time round but who knows what will happen 2nd time?! I might decide I definitely don't want a 3rd!

Don't count on that! I had a pregnancy and birth from hell with Charlotte, but I still would like more

Fromage Frais: I usually buy whichever brand is on offer although I don't like Munch Bunch ones. If none are on offer, I buy the Tesco Disney ones. I think they are £1 for 6. Charlotte likes the Petit Filous ones with the layer of fruit puree on the bottom. She calls them jammy yoghurts :rotfl:

Conception: I know Charlotte was concieved on the night Sunderland beat Leeds 3-0 at Elland Road Bizarrely she was born on the 5th May and weighed 7lb 3oz which was the anniversary of Sunderland beating Leeds in the 1973 FA Cup final

Been drinking vodka and cranberry juice this evening. A friend said it's a good choice as it's good for vaginal health and I keep randomly giggling about that :rotfl:

elle_gee

I'm sure a lot of my friends (my age) think I've had a baby "early" because Craig is older out of some sort of duty. They've never said as much, but when it comes up in conversation and I say I just stopped taking my pill and he just "went with it" (I do recall his words were "Yeah, stop taking it if you want and we'll see what happens" - laidback, us?! ), there's a look of relief on their faces that it was actually my decision and "my older man" didn't somehow bully me into it *rolleyes* :cool:

searching_me

philip does want alot more kids then me but i wouldnt let him bully me in to another one or two (one at the most i think) .. but its something i think we definately need to talk about and work out an inbetween x

Glamazon

becles - my mum had me 7lbs 5oz, then my sister 9lbs 11oz and vowed she wouldn't have anymore! But she had another 3!
:rotfl: at your choice of drink tonight! I'm a chav, I have no money so I drink Bulmers :cool: it's cheap and drinkable

I am fed up of my hands being so dry - I feel like I'm constantly moisturising them. They are so cracked

carlamagee

Glamazon wrote: »

Carla - OH's idea of fun is playing on PS3 - BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's why I'm on here SIMPLES

i am actually surprised that he didnt turn his on when i lifted the lappy again. Although he has found an episode of Family Guy he has never seen before. I dunno how. I detest it.

Becles wrote: »

I'm like that. I was going to put our wedding anniversary date on Facebook and then realised I couldn't remember when it was. I knew what month it was but had to look the day up on our marriage certificate later

Silverside is quite lean, so it's better slow cooked or pot roasted. You can still cook it in the oven like a normal roast but don't over-do it.

Been drinking vodka and cranberry juice this evening. A friend said it's a good choice as it's good for vaginal health and I keep randomly giggling about that :rotfl:

Im glad im not the only one about the unsentimental stuff. Although i have kept all Katies congratulations, 1st birthday and 1st Christmas Cards, and the same with Christopher.....is that strnAGE?!

Ta for the tip on the silverside.....still not sure what im gonna do with it though.

Vodka & cranberry = yum! Also, i guarantee u wont have a hangover in the morning!

carlamagee

Glamazon wrote: »

becles - my mum had me 7lbs 5oz, then my sister 9lbs 11oz and vowed she wouldn't have anymore! But she had another 3!
:rotfl: at your choice of drink tonight! I'm a chav, I have no money so I drink Bulmers :cool: it's cheap and drinkable

I am fed up of my hands being so dry - I feel like I'm constantly moisturising them. They are so cracked

is Bulmers a chav drink!?? :eek::eek: i like it. i dont think im a chav........

elle_gee

SM, there isn't an "inbetween" two or three kids! :rotfl: Unless you count getting a dog..

Sami_Bee

elle_gee wrote: »

........
AKA Tia?


PS This msg was so hard to type correctly and I've only had two glasses of wine.. I'm officially a lightweight!

lol maybe, I just noticed that if I show people ebay stuff on here it tends to go for more than expected, I assume it shows up in searches or something :huh:

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Wrong of you to deny Lucy???

What a strange way to look at it.


I am certainly glad that my husband (who had 3 boys already) didn't just decide to have children with me because it would be 'wrong to deny me children'. In fact, I would find that incredibly insulting.

I apologise if I have picked up on a minor point or a turn of phrase and turned things around but personally I would rather be without than be given a child 'out of duty'.

OH's Auntie has had to face that she'll never have a planned baby of her own. Uncle has 4 from previous marriage, she had to face that if she wanted to be with the man she loves then it meant no babies (unless they win the lottery) they just can't afford it


night all x

scruffy96uk

Glamazon wrote: »

I am fed up of my hands being so dry - I feel like I'm constantly moisturising them. They are so cracked

have you ever tried Hemp hand cream from body shop I think it's amazing. I have really bad skin on my hands permantly start bleeding coz they are so cracked then I use y hemp cream and in a couple of days it's fine again. I really should use it every day but just forget!!

Carla I didn't think I was a chav but I ust be coz I like Bulmers 2!!