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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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jillie1974 wrote: »anyone seen this...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8604663.stm
It's just been on our local news. :eek:
I'm assuming it was cheaper to pay for an easyjet flight than it was to pay to transport a dead body back home.:beer:0 -
Now I've forgotten what convention I'm meant to be using in order to ask a question - so I'll just do it in bold!
Can anyone recommend a cup/beaker with a straw? Annabel loves sucking liquid through a straw from a littel carton (we've had a couple of instances where mummy has forgotten her cup!), but she doesn't get juice - just water normally. She drinks much more liquid than normal this way, which is great, but I'm not buying her juice all the time just to ensure she drinks lots of fluidsPlus it's not as healthy as water and I ahve no way of watering a carton down.
So I'm looking for a plastic cup version. It needs to have a lid/sealed top otherwise she's liable to spill it everywhere. I've looked in all the shops I've been to recently but not seen anything suitable.
Should I just buy a pack of plastic straws and supervise very carefully?! Please can anyone help?
How about re-using a MacDonalds coke cup?
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My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »OMG - a body on a plane - can you imagine if he was sitting next to you :eek:
I'm just imagining how he'd do in the scrum to get on and off a Ryanair flight :rotfl:Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Now I've forgotten what convention I'm meant to be using in order to ask a question - so I'll just do it in bold!
Can anyone recommend a cup/beaker with a straw? Annabel loves sucking liquid through a straw from a littel carton (we've had a couple of instances where mummy has forgotten her cup!), but she doesn't get juice - just water normally. She drinks much more liquid than normal this way, which is great, but I'm not buying her juice all the time just to ensure she drinks lots of fluidsPlus it's not as healthy as water and I ahve no way of watering a carton down.
So I'm looking for a plastic cup version. It needs to have a lid/sealed top otherwise she's liable to spill it everywhere. I've looked in all the shops I've been to recently but not seen anything suitable.
Should I just buy a pack of plastic straws and supervise very carefully?! Please can anyone help?
my asda have these...
http://www.tommeetippee.co.uk/product/explora_active_straw_12m_/'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
I'm just imagining how he'd do in the scrum to get on and off a Ryanair flight :rotfl:
wonder would they have mentioned it once they were in the air??
and how the heck did they think they would get away with it?
i thought it was a april fool till it was on granada news before'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
I'm away to attack Keira's room. If I'm not out within 2 hours, someone phone the fire service, they'll need to bring their cherry picker to get me out!0
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I'm just imagining how he'd do in the scrum to get on and off a Ryanair flight :rotfl:
The apparently brought him to the airport in a taxi from Ormskirk, which is a fair distance. How did the taxi driver not notice that the really quite bloke was actually a corpse!
60 MM is on now, in a house about two minutes up the road from me.:beer:0 -
The apparently brought him to the airport in a taxi from Ormskirk, which is a fair distance. How did the taxi driver not notice that the really quite bloke was actually a corpse!
60 MM is on now, in a house about two minutes up the road from me.
ooh... i'd have to have a nosy and see if they kept it! some of the makeovers i really go 'ughh' at'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
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jillie1974 wrote: »ooh... i'd have to have a nosy and see if they kept it! some of the makeovers i really go 'ughh' at
Today's doesn't look too bad. I've told everyone if they nominate me for 60mm I DO NOT want Colin & Justin to do it. They're horrendous.:beer:0
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