MSE Parents Club Part 11

Natalie85

thinking of trying A with strips of omelette for her lunch. ive no idea how to make a small omelette, how much of everything would you use!?!??

BeenieCat

I've just cancelled my additions account with Barclays so that'll save me £15 a month. Cos i discovered that my contents ins. does cover accidental damage. So now all i need is a cheap breakdown policy but want homestart too since i can't even change a wheel or have anyone nice enough to help. Sooo think i'll go for the AA one £100, with Quidco £50 works out at about £4 a month.

Wasn't too bright of me BEFORE i'm about to drive to toysrus though (am totally buying that bedding set, i have a £5 voucher too).

Glamazon

Natalie85 wrote: »

thinking of trying A with strips of omelette for her lunch. ive no idea how to make a small omelette, how much of everything would you use!?!??

I make one egg cheesy scrammbled egg with a bit of milk - I then break it up in chunks and pop them in his mouth. I think omlette might be too hard to hold but never tried!

off to get bubblewrap

Mazcabs

aless02 wrote: »

Ooo, I've been to Beamish. It was fun! THough I was 16 at the time

We went when I was pregnant with Henry, I enjoyed it...

have decided that William is a definate thumb sucker so I guess thats more :money: than Henry £30 dummies!!!!

GISI - I have replied on FE if you want to PM me, oh and did I read it was your birthday ( I cant keep up in RL let alone on hear!!)... if so

HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!

BeenieCat

Lol........

Finally got a letter from the CSA. Saying that the ex has to pay me £1.67 a week. Yes you read that right.... £1.67!!!!!!!

He's working :mad::mad::mad::mad:

workinmummy

BeenieCat wrote: »

Yeah Should be here Friday. It was £4.95 delivery, but i found a £10 code + £6.50 Quidco :T:j

Yay. :T

pinkpig08 wrote: »

Well guess bloody what! Payday today and I've been paid the grand sum of £15.40! Mortgage £485 due in 3 days but what concern of works is that? My flamin rubbish manager no doubt has not put my absence down as annual leave. Will be phoning later :mad::mad::mad::mad:

Ahh PP, hope you get it sorted asap.

Glamazon wrote: »

Oooooo but we do have hair growing - slowly! :j

Some fuzzy hair here also, though not as red as Joes, more strawberry blonde.

HV this afternoon for 6 month check, so have booked half a day.

And OH is at home off sick again. He is a total malingering hypochondriac. Thinks he has has an allergic reaction to something, as his face as erupted in small red blisters. Not really noticeable unless he points it out. But can't possibly be seen in public looking like that. I swear he has had more time off sick, than I have had off on maternity leave with two babies. He really needs to get a grip.

Buttonmoons

Beenie - :mad: :mad: £1.67!! That won't even buy a packet of nappies. So what, he's only earning about £16 a week then? What utter nosh.

It's such a rubbish day, I hate rain! I have so much stuff to do, no incentive to do it. My hair is fushty looking but is there much point washing it to get it soaked in the rain on the way to nursery?

Supposed to be going to the cinema tonight. To see Avatar, but not looking forward to seeing that!

pigpen

BeenieCat wrote: »

Lol........

Finally got a letter from the CSA. Saying that the ex has to pay me £1.67 a week. Yes you read that right.... £1.67!!!!!!!

He's working :mad::mad::mad::mad:

Aren't they fabulous?!

I haven't even bothered.. KH pays sweet f.a. for the 7 I still have at home.

SusanC_2

redmel1621 wrote: »

Well according to everyone I bump into, I am ready to give birth anyday now, either that or it MUST| be twins:mad: But other than that bump is fine, well probably gets a bit annoyed with K jumping all over it and elbowing it at randome points:cool:

How rude I don't know why people think it is okay to pass comment just because someone is pregnant. (People suggested I was having twins too.)

BeenieCat wrote: »

Finally got a letter from the CSA. Saying that the ex has to pay me £1.67 a week. Yes you read that right.... £1.67!!!!!!!

He's working :mad::mad::mad::mad:

That's ridiculous - how do they work it out?

BeenieCat

They're saying he's on benefits so the maximum he has to pay is £5 but his ex wife will get a grand total of £3.33 for their two!!

He's been working since before i applied - but for like, 2 weeks he signed on cos the agency had nothing for him. :mad: