MSE Parents Club Part 10

searching_me

SusanC wrote: »

What are skinny jeans?

skin tight jeans that are kinda like leggings .. new look have skinny jeans in if you look at the website ..


another hour on the cardio game .. 3 nights running and im loving it .. it kills but as i said before no pain no gain .. damn just forgot to do my weight back in a mo x

csh_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Yes 3 did you steal it from me?!

3onitsway wrote: »

Ooops! Small world!

Love it!

xmaslolly76 wrote: »

ladies what do you do with your old baby clothes?

I am hanging on to mine at the moment until i know what i am having this time but if its a girl then they are pretty much useless to me. I went a bit mad in the sales and on ebay and bubs outgrew everything so quickly i now have two large underbed bags full. Do you sell them or do you give them away. I could probably make a decent amount from ebay but then there are so many out there who would appreciate them on freecycle. Maybe i should just sell the outfits and the more expensive stuff and giveaway the rest. of course this is all pie in the sky until i know what i am having this time :-)

I'm keeping the stuff I like, selling the good stuff on ebay, and will more [STRIKE]than likely freecycle the rest[/STRIKE] scrap that its going to the charity shop.
My freecycle has turned into a wish list for the same half dozen people sick of reading what their children 'need' this week.


I have boots similar to these (black without heel) that I wear with skinny jeans as most boots are too baggy on me. Because the boots aren't 'fitted' they look OK.
http://www.cloggs.co.uk/invt/8402

Sami- Don't look at DM articles!!!!! You'll be on a slippery slope!!!!!

Kindof: Tens was crap for me too first time round, didn't bother trying again.

Sarah_Joanne

I can't imagine Alfie being 18, me having another baby and me wanting him there to watch. Each to their own but he didn't seem that interested most of the time.

csh_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

These, Susan. Super tight stretch jeans.



I did want to injure the other husband, especially when he locked the bathroom door while she was peeing, knowing that she wanted to be back at the G&A inside two minutes.
I did giggle a bit when they said, There's the baby's head, and her son leaned forward to look and visibly gagged. But I was so frustrated with her at the same time.

I'd visibly gag too if I looked at my mothers chuff.
He wanted to see, he leaned forward!!! That disturbs me!!!!

xmaslolly76

I cant wear skinny jeans for love nor money they make me look awfull. As nice as my ex's new girlfriend is i hate her as she wears them all the time and is the size of a garden cane. Mind you i used to look that thin before the kids so i sit in smug content knowing she has it all to come mwahahahahaaaa!!:D

searching_me

xmaslolly76 wrote: »

I cant wear skinny jeans for love nor money they make me look awfull. As nice as my ex's new girlfriend is i hate her as she wears them all the time and is the size of a garden cane. Mind you i used to look that thin before the kids so i sit in smug content knowing she has it all to come mwahahahahaaaa!!:D

i do that with most skinny girls i see now .. think in my head ... just you wait til you have kids :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:x

ladybirdintheuk

I thought I had quoted something, but obviously not.

Glad I know what I'm not allowed to do with sheep now though

And interested in all the mooncup comments. I've been contemplating getting one, but haven't plucked up the courage yet... (no idea why they require courage, but for some reason it seems that they do.) AF number 2 materialised last week and I managed to "do" tampons this time (last time I got really upset as my anatomy has changed so much I couldn't work out how to do it ), but seeing as I seem to be about 6 times as heavy as I was before pregnancy, I think a mooncup might be a good plan - asside from the ecological benefits it would save me a fortune!

SM - as well as the ikea bead maze, their soft toys are brilliant (well, some are a bit "modern" but that is a different story)... they go in the washing machine too

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

These, Susan. Super tight stretch jeans.

searching_me wrote: »

skin tight jeans that are kinda like leggings .. new look have skinny jeans in if you look at the website ..

I just looked at the link - I had no idea jeans were so complicated. I am impressed that they do longer leg length though - I used to buy 2-3 sizes too big to get leg length that didn't look silly. Now I just wear skirts because the length isn't as critical.

MadDogWoman_2

Glam - I'm like that when I make my chocolate fudge icing, it makes way more than I need so it goes in the fridge and then I pick at it until it's gone.

SusanC_2

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

And interested in all the mooncup comments. I've been contemplating getting one, but haven't plucked up the courage yet... (no idea why they require courage, but for some reason it seems that they do.) AF number 2 materialised last week and I managed to "do" tampons this time (last time I got really upset as my anatomy has changed so much I couldn't work out how to do it ), but seeing as I seem to be about 6 times as heavy as I was before pregnancy, I think a mooncup might be a good plan - asside from the ecological benefits it would save me a fortune!

I have to confess that Alice having come out did make it psychologically easier. (But it's no bigger than something else anyway.)