MSE Parents Club Part 11

SusanC_2

tiamai_d wrote: »

Uhm... are raw mushrooms bad for you? Because Christopher is munching on 2.

No - you get them in salads.

Glamazon

tiamai_d wrote: »

Tough? He owes you money now and if he isn't happy, he can relist it himself. :cool:

I emailed seller told them item was misleading - picture was wrong so they cancelled it.

JAM - Jack sleeps on my side, I lie rigid all night in the middle with OH poking me in the back (with his elbows - you dirty lot!) :rotfl:

wi3adora

tiamai_d wrote: »

Uhm... are raw mushrooms bad for you? Because Christopher is munching on 2.

No raw mushrooms are yummy!

DH has gone to get me chippy for lunch oh and he's got me Russell Howard tickets for next Feb, I think I need to be ill more often :rotfl:

tiamai_d

Raw mushrooms must be yummy, he ate them.

Baby girl clothing and avent feeding cups offered on fairy exchange btw

3onitsway

pigpen wrote: »

It is full of Geordies (not to stereotype but they are of the unpleasant kind.. beer swilling, obnoxious brawling sort) and dog !!!!!! and rubbish. It is shabby and horrible.. I wanted to come home on day 2!!..

Thats the problem with our nearest one - it's full of the unpleasant scousers and North Wales people. They had 6 bouncers on the club door !!!!!!! :eek:

Thanks everyone for reassuring me that not all sites are like that!



My baby girl is being incredibly cute today. She keeps kissing me, I just wish she's learn to do it with her mouth closed.

Somnium

Well everyone here is asleep bar me so have managed to catch up on a few pages woohoo!

Beenie - big boo at ther csa for you what you suppsed to do with £1.67 !!!!!!! Oh and Beamish is fab from what I remember hope your DD doesnt miss out, can you offer a contribution instead of the full £12

aless - think I was about 16 the last time I went to Beamish too.

Gisi - Happy Birthday x

3onitsway - have only been to the Hastings Haven and that was 2 years ago, but we liked it and I know its had/having a revamp atm.

tia - we want to go Haven too if we can afford it, possibly Hastings again as its not too far. Tho the Thorpe Park site in Yorkshire is near my bro so that would be fab too, but with the cost of petrol atm!!!

wi3adora - very jelous of your Russell H tickets what a lovely OH

EA - Lush pic and great quality for only 3.2 mega pixels

Well Midwife came for day 10 visit this am and have been discharged and HV will visit on Monday. Hope the HVs are as nice as the MWs we have had. MW was really impressed with Tahlie, she gained more weight and is now 8lb 8oz! So although the BF is still hit and miss she isnt suffering. My feet are now back to there normal size too woohoo so took Tahlie on her first dog walk yesterday and think she liked it cos she slept the whole 45 min! Right off to sort out my mega fluufy hair then feed T and hopefully wake up OH to go to Sainsburys and stock up on nappies while their 3rd off offer is on again.

Oh while I remember too, any one any advice/thoughts on giving dummies? Am really in two minds atm, but T likes to suck her fingers/fist even when she isnt hungry and thought it might help her sleep at night. Want to wait till 4 weeks when BF is well established but will see nearer the time how she is.

ladybirdintheuk

Afternoon. We had a good time in town and I got a brief nap when I got back. I'm now stuck under a girl who doesn't want to play or do anything except drink milk. Probably because she turned down her lunch, so I'm not too worried - will bring tea forward if I can put her down for long enough to get something ready!

Becles

3onitsway wrote: »

Has anyone been to a really nice Haven site? My recent memory is of one in North Wales that was absolutely minging! Surely they're not all like that?

Don't go to Sandylands near Adrossan on the West Coast of Scotland.

The swimming pool was tiny and filthy so we didn't use it. Felt intimidated going in the entertainment bit as there were loads of chavvy people there, and I was a newly single parent with no self confidence. Loads of teenagers used to hang around the park drinking on an evening and every morning the childrens play area was covered in broken bottles. There is a train line by the perimter fence and goods trains run frequently all day and night.

We had a caravan at the opposite end of the park to the clubhouse so it was quiet, and we just stayed in there when we were on site and made our own entertainment. I wouldn't have liked a van near the clubhouse.

pigpen wrote: »

IReighton Sands just a little further down south but a much nicer class of clientele and far more refined.

We've been to that one and I liked the area but didn't like where our caravan was. It was near the entrance and on a bend, so we had nowhere to park the car, and our caravan steps led onto the road. I didn't think it was safe having children bouncing down the steps into a bend on the road! The caravan also had a broken window with sellotape stuff over it, but I was paranoid one of mine would lean on it or something

We bought sandwiches in the bar on arrival and paid £2.50 each for two pieces of stale value white bread with one wafter thin slice of cheap ham between it. Didn't even have any butter or anything on. Didn't bother eating in after that and either ate off site or cooked our own food. We saw a self serve "carvery" one day but everything looked hours old as it was all dried up in the containers.

Mazcabs

GISI fairies are on their way first class...

ladybirdintheuk

Oh, and go Rhys