MSE Parents Club Part 11

tarajayne

money_maker wrote: »

Oh tara, at least you know that the kids arent missing out by not seeing her !!

But sometimes I really wish I had a Mummy!!! When bad things happen I have no-one to tell, and I need hugs too. Always wanted a Daddy too.

Fitzio

csh wrote: »

I'm just off to bed so I'll catch up with you in the morning for times and stuff for tomorrow.
Is your sig up to date, is H only 16lbs still???

Actually I got her weighed 2 weeks ago and she had dropped to 15lb 15oz but that was the week after her teeth came in and she had diarrhoea for 2 days. Didn't go last week as hubby bumped her head twice so was covering up (that's a joke btw, I was just too busy (although he did bang her head))!. Will try and go this Wed.

Speak to you in the morning. Have a think about where is best to park/meet and what time suits then. Night. x

money_maker_3

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I bet you are so nice to their faces!!


How is Dylan doing?

I am a perfect caring mortgage advisor that is there to help :A

Hes doing good ta hun. I am having to rearrange all his appointments for next week as I am now going to have to be away !! We are waiting on his eye appointment, but the lady has retired, so they are waiting on a locum !!

Hows Benjamins head ??

searching_me

csh theres nothing wrong in wishing or dreaming of having what you want ... you must of dreamt about what you wanted before you had other wise how would of known what you wantd to begin with .. yes its hard work and i know people on here work damn hard for there money but everybody has a dream ..

mfd im not sure but college isnt an option til i save to pay for it x

boogellyboo

I'm away to bed incase Isla decide's it's another all night feedathon! Night all x

money_maker_3

tarajayne wrote: »

But sometimes I really wish I had a Mummy!!! When bad things happen I have no-one to tell, and I need hugs too. Always wanted a Daddy too.

I cant say I understand but I will offer what hugs I can even though they are not what you need xx

BeenieCat

I looked into youth or drugs support work a while ago and (for youth support at least) wanted you to start with voluntary positions which were evening and weekend, while studying.

I know once you're qualified then it's more stable and family friendly but it's the training where you've gotta be flexible and with no family to call upon that's impossible at the mo so i'll probably resign myself to being a tea maker in an office for the rest of my life lol

BeenieCat

SM wouldn't you get your fees paid? Cos i would, being on a low income and all..

(i did a ECDL course a couple of years ago that was funded)

Buttonmoons

What do people class as a "high wage" 40% tax bracket?

I am qualified to breathe my nicotine filled breath down your lungs if you collapse near me :cool:

Krystaltips

Workers always need tea Beenie