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goanmad

xxvickixx wrote: »

Oooh Goan, I bet you can't wait.
If you need anyone to look after your clothes while you're away...

:rotfl::rotfl:Oh Vicki, you're very kind. A couple of pals have also offered clothes-sitting services, too.

I do worry about how the home-alone dresses feel when their wardrobe buddies get taken on holiday and they get left behind. I've given the rejects my word that they'll be taken to the Glastonbury Festival to make up for it so they should be okay.

xxvickixx

Didn't you even lick the wrapper DB?
I wouldn't have been able to resist.

daisybella

xxvickixx wrote: »

Didn't you even lick the wrapper DB?
I wouldn't have been able to resist.

No I never have liked flakes though :eek:

tara747

Why buy a Flake with no intention of eating it???????

*faints*

daisybella

tara- clearly I am just odd

retro_bluebell

xxvickixx wrote: »

Actually while reading this I did agree with quite a lot of the tips. I'm a stay at home mum and I do really appreciate how hard DH works and the sacrifices he's made so I can stay at home (he want's that too).

I do try and time the dinner and a hot drink for his return and run around doing a mad tidy too. When he's off work he does his fair share and he is my laundry fairy, but I do think it's not all crazy.

I am I going to be told off by the feminists?:rotfl:

Yes me! haha! Well maybe not but I dont do any of that lol I cook the dinner for us all and his gets put in the oven if hes on late shift...hes the first to agree that he has the easy life going to work:p

Housework etc is still split 50/50 as it was when I worked full time and he stayed at home. I dont claim to be anyones unpaid servant lol (Im joking btw)


Now consider yourself told lol:rotfl:

lola34

Well done Daisy on the win.

Goan I'm so jealous- spent all last weekend trying to persuade OH to book hols then when he finally agreed I wasn't really bothered - awkward that I am

Vicki - staying at home isn't an easy job in itself especially when you have little ones, I kind of have the best of both as I only work part time.

retro_bluebell

OMG Ive just eaten 4 dark chocolate hobnobs in a row.....they are the work of the devil and obviously made me do it...want another one now! Eek!

lola34

killielila wrote: »

:rotfl:http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2347877 :eek:

Have to say though the cleaning of children defo wouldn't go down well in my house with two smelly boys:D

daisybella

retro, the dark chocolate makes them good for you