MSE Parents Club Part 11

tarajayne

It's called making a stand Tia, I always think it's a shame someone has to! (((Hugs)))

SugarSpun

:rotfl: Tia, mischievous DS2!!

Enormous gigantic good blood and strong lung vibes for Poppie.

Just put on a warm top because it is Baltic cold here and it smells of sick. I see Molly has been at my clothing........ bl00dy babies :rotfl:

Hot water bottle time, I think. I'm freezing.

searching_me

right off to get my eldest back later ... promised her sausage bean and chips for dinner so shes happy :rotfl: x

My_Fathers_Daughter

Oh how weird. I am clearing the office out at the moment (we move next week) and I have just found a photo on a disk of me and hubby talking at a work christmas party in December 2004...which is 2 years before we got together. It has made me feel all strange and a little sad

tarajayne

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Oh how weird. I am clearing the office out at the moment (we move next week) and I have just found a photo on a disk of me and hubby talking at a work christmas party in December 2004...which is 2 years before we got together. It has made me feel all strange and a little sad

Why sad?

My_Fathers_Daughter

tarajayne wrote: »

Why sad?

I dunno - maybe because it feels like 2 years of time wasted that we could have been together?

Maybe it is because he is up in Newcastle and isn't coming home tonight?

Maybe it is because he is wearing a bad shirt :rotfl:




Maybe I am just sad because a friend I texted won't reply to me...

Nicki

kindofagilr wrote: »

Does anyone have one of those things that shines pictures on the ceiling from the cot??

Edward got one for Christmas and he loves it! We put it on for him when we put him down at night and dim the lights and he goes to sleep with it playing. The tune and pictures last about 5 mins or so and by the time its finished he's gone . We often hear him put it on for himself in the morning before we get up. It must be easy to operate, as he's only 5 months old and can't work any of his other toys without help yet!

Mazcabs

searching_me wrote: »

only a couple of quid but everything is oyster in london so had no choice to replace it .. bloody thing x

Err beg to differ its not all Oyster... he could have just bought a single/ return to where he was going........

William now weighs 14lbs 8ozs :eek: which is roughly about the same as Henry was at this stage... right off to make courgette cake with Henry to take to work tomorrow... apple crumble is all ready to go and so is HM quiche OH made last night

My_Fathers_Daughter

Aww - Big Booby just phoned to check my address so she can send Benjamin a birthday card :A


She said to give her toyboy a big kiss and a love from her

nikkit72

Buttonmoons wrote: »

I didn't see an option to pick what cinema?!?

Krystaltips wrote: »

Bah, sold out at our cineworld which is a real shame cos hubby got a free ticket with a holiday brochure a while ago and he said I could use it to take Aimee to see Alice in 3d... (He can't watch 3d films cos he's got a dodgy eye...) this would have saved us a bit! Ne'er mind...

concerning the cine world tickets , you didnt have to click a certain city from the drop down menu as the voucher they send you is valid at ANY cineworld , the drop down menu is just where the mycity newsletter comes from.

Pay £1 for a cinema ticket up to the value of £12 at Cineworld, one of the UK’s leading cinema chains! Yes, you heard right - for £1, all MyCityDeal customers will be able to purchase a voucher that will enable them to view ANY film showing at ANY Cineworld cinema in the UK – INCLUDING 3D SHOWINGS!!
Offer includes all “multiplex” sites, “digital” sites and any 3D screens in the UK