***Tuesday 30th March Daily Chat***

judi24

My DD3 is 5 and she is exactly the same - she won't wear jeans at all and if she is allowed to dress herself she will go for the one and only 'posh' dress she owns. I promissed to buy her a new dress for a party last week- she keeps growing (think I should stop feeding her!) and she had to try on every dress in Asda to see which was the most twirly!!!! opting for a pink shiney one - but then decided she needed high heels to go with it! she watches her big sisters way too much!

judi24

Good Night Luc

bank_of_slate

Why do you feel sick sally?
...Linda xx

sammy115

sallyx wrote: »

pmsl sammy...why are they soooo stubborn! I would personally put clothes out for her, say get yourself dressed and make her do it to a timer as a game...if she gets stroppy let her choose something and grin and bare it.

I do, but she never wants to wear what I put out for her...

Lucifa73 wrote: »

Fingers crossed, although in a way its good she already has a sense of her own identity (not helpful when trying to get ready in the morning I'm sure:p)

so i usually let her wear what she wants. DD1 goes mad and I do sometimes feel like sticking a notice on her saying 'I dressed myself today'
DD1 was totally the same.....must dig out some pictures of her and stick em on facebook pmsl.....

And it wasn't emulsion it was eggshell (like a matt gloss)

Buffythedebtslayer

sallyx wrote: »

Buffy why don't you do really nice sandwiches..cheap but easy (ham, egg, salmon, etc etc with the crusts cut off) mini quiches, brucheta, you can then do fairy cakes, profriterols,

Night Pap, have you heard anything from work?

yep, might buy some sort of posh bread......

judi24 wrote: »

Hi Buffy - it would depend how much stuff you want. I would normally do some french bread or crackers with cheese or pate. some salad. home made coleslaw and potato salads. Crisps and dips that sort of thing. My kids love this kind of tea - not very cheap though!

Will do salad, will probably buy coleslaw and potato salad:o.

Lucifa73 wrote: »

Well when I had family round for Nathans I did 1 type of sandwuch, 1 type of wrap (mango chicken), mini crackers with pastrami, sausage rolls, potato salad, crisps and dip, meringues and fruit and birthday cake.

Fairy cakes can be kept in an airtight container for a couple of days then iced when you want them. Or buy a pack of plain fairy cakes and ice them...

think I might buy a packet mix for fairy cakes, will do meringues and fruit. perhaps go v seventies and have pineapple and cheese :o and scotch eggs!


I also quoted Beanie! but its not here! the hilarious thing is there is only four of us !

Sis is going to get birthday cake.

thanks for the suggestions have copied and pasted to my list for THursday

xxxxx

sammy115

scaredy_cat wrote: »

i might disappear in a bit, apparently the wifi gets turned off at 11pm in the b&b....

<insert confused smiley>

Are you in a prison....;)

sammy115

bank_of_slate wrote: »

Why do you feel sick sally?
...Linda xx

Did I miss something...<insert confused smiley>

Night Luc...sweet dreams....

scaredy_cat

sammy115 wrote: »

<insert confused smiley>

Are you in a prison....;)

no, in a B&B and in the info file about the place in the room, it says wifi is available until 11pm.... but it's gone past that now...

Snaggles

sammy115 wrote: »

And it wasn't emulsion it was eggshell (like a matt gloss)

Wasn't he in Bros?

Is the TV screen glass? If it wont scratch, you could use a washing up scourer thing (not a metal Brillo Pad one - the yellow sponges with the green stuff on top?). They bring paint off hard surfaces quite gently as long as you don't press on too hard.

Not sure if it's not a glass screen though.

sallyx

Linda...just that time of day when as tired as I am I dread going to bed...just makes me feel sick and I get all anxious...stupid I know