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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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SS - will writing a complaint make you feel any better/take your mind off delayed lunch? Watch this "expert" telling irish mothers that you shouldn't let a baby feed on demand and should get them in a routine from birth! :eek:
I'm already on it Sammy Jo :rotfl: AND I used my title
Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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AND now I've had my lunch and am just waiting for the monster baby to awaken so we can go buy a bike lock, check the mailbox, take out the rubbish and perhaps do something else too.
I wonder where one might buy a bike lock?!Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Krystaltips wrote: »Hammy, you might be OK... I've squashed them into an envelope small enough to pass for a first class stamp (of which I have 1 in my purse) just depends if it will squeeze through the little board in the post office lol... I shall pop in on my way to the school...
:A Thank you
And nice try... But no cigar... (or bag
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:eek::rotfl:C'mon - it was worth a try
AND now I've had my lunch and am just waiting for the monster baby to awaken so we can go buy a bike lock, check the mailbox, take out the rubbish and perhaps do something else too.
I wonder where one might buy a bike lock?!
a bike shop? :rotfl::DThe one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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Krystal - Yeah scabby area but it could just be a Scottish thing. She started nursery last September and must of had about 7 packs already. She came home with another one yesterday!
Whats surestart? I know my friend got babygates installed in her house for free but thought it was the council that did it! That's snot fair, I had to buy mine lol.
Can't believe they pay for driving lessons though! Idris has had near 20 lessons, probably, some were double long lessons. Can't remember, btu it costs an utter FORTUNE. Up here anyways!10 -
Oh yeah and I phoned doctors earlier and only 1 of my blood tests are back (glucose) and my levels are normal so YEY no diabetes and pick a mix later at the cinema, omnomnomom. just waiting on the hormone one now.!!0
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Because it helps with job applications if you can drive, so the point is not so you can get a car, but so you stand a better chance of getting a job.0
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hmm not sure I'm sold on the idea...Because it helps with job applications if you can drive, so the point is not so you can get a car, but so you stand a better chance of getting a job.0 -
Just popping on - still not got laptop so keeping it brief.....
Been into Wilko and they have Koo-di hip seats, travel highchair cover/thingies, raincovers and pushchair sunshades all at half price. I just got a sunshade for about £6
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