MSE Parents Club Part 12

redstararnie76

Buttonmoons wrote: »

Oh yeah and there was a p a e d o hanging around Keira's nursery/school, he had been following kids home after school, to their houses, watching them play in gardens, asking ages etc, now I just heard this last week from another mum - I asked if he had been reported to police? No-one thought so, anyway, the same night he was hanging around the football pitches watching all the little kids playing football, and the mob got him, he's in hospital in a critical condition, now whilst I think he is disgusting, I really think doing something like that is repulsive, more so because how could they be 100% sure it was HIM? Could of just been some old chap having an evening stroll.

I live in such a scruffy area.

BM - Know exactly what you mean - I will always remember (I think it was somewhere in South Wales) a regional newspaper printed something about a pediatrician, and he got lynched by a gang thinking he was a p a e d o , it was almost funny except the poor guy ended up in hospital because they were obviously illiterate!

searching_me

i was thinking of trying to move it bm but wont know til the 10th :undecided x

Glamazon

:eek: Oh has agreed to talk about a holiday to Spain :j

everytime I mention a hioliday he whinges about the cost and says it's a waste of money! His parents never took him on holiday so he's not fussed.

Can get return flights for £180 for 3 of us, free accomodation so just food and entertainment to pay for!

cazscoob

i would fly but i cant find my driving licence anywhere lol! have form here to send away so think ill do that today!

My_Fathers_Daughter

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

I was drinking out of a plastic cup yesterday and Alfie was reaching out for it, so when I finished the drink I let him take it and he held it with both hands, lifted to his mouth then tipped it up like he was drinking from it!! It was so cute!

Since Benjamin was tiny he has liked to 'have a go' with my coffee cup after I have finished with it. Now he is practically beaker-safe. I have been giving him a normal beaker of water in the evenings to practice with and he spills some but not much. It won't be long before he doesn't need his sippy cup anymore :T:T


Still can't get him to drink out of a straw though!

boogellyboo

Hello ladies,

I read loads but my [STRIKE]deviant[/STRIKE] darling child decided to wake from her nap and have an all out paddy fit so I've forgotten everything but here's what I remember!

SJ - Go Alfie with all the sleep! You can go off people though you know!

Beenie - I really hope things work out with the HO tomorrow and I'm glad Susan will be there with you.

Susan - you are lovely. Many people may say 'Oh if I was closer I'd help' but don't actually do it when they are nearby. :A

Fritha - Clever Celia :T

MFD - You are a lovely person and your current work situation is pants! Their a bunch of unmentionables and shouldn't be allowed to mess people around like they have. :cool:
Mel - Hope your eldest is ok, I bet the combination of all the things happening and then thinking he'd hurt K really shook him up. I agree with the others to maybe get him to pay half then that way he understands it had an actual cost but he still gets some of his money too.

Caz - I live 5 mins outside Manchester town centre so can always come and meet up with you if you're staying for a few days.I'd offer to let you stay here but our house currently resembles where Stig (of the dump, not Top Gear!) lives

And I've forgotten everything else so hugs and grunty Isla smiles for all the rest of you

BrunoM

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Can you effing believe it. Big day, big meeting, big effing bomb scare at our office!!! We all got evacuated to the car park!!!

Oh I have rage for you 'see what they can do' correlates to what time-frames? :mad:

And to make this post about me and not you yesterday we had a "meet and mingle" session in a swanky hotel bar for my boss's boss's boss, the 'big man' from America - less than ten minutes in the fire alarm went off and we were evacuated and then when fire engines arrived we all gave up and went home not a very serious impact compared to yours but I did roll my eyes.

My_Fathers_Daughter

BrunoM wrote: »

Oh I have rage for you 'see what they can do' correlates to what time-frames? :mad:

And to make this post about me and not you yesterday we had a "meet and mingle" session in a swanky hotel bar for my boss's boss's boss, the 'big man' from America - less than ten minutes in the fire alarm went off and we were evacuated and then when fire engines arrived we all gave up and went home not a very serious impact compared to yours but I did roll my eyes.

They have committed to say yay or nay by the end of the week.

Just for clarity's sake....all my tender fuss was with the [STRIKE]HA[/STRIKE] quango that I work with...now said quango has asked the contractors to pay for my team out of their profits and backed away. The contractors were given the problem on 17 June and will have resolved it in some way by 2 July. There is something to be said for the public sector.


As for our bomb scare - why anybody would want to threaten my little office of approx 100 people working for about 20 Small Business I do not know.

SugarSpun

Hello lovelies, :wave: MFD (not mentioning those poopy bastages, not me, no way).

I had a lovely pedicure and now my toenails are blue-green :rotfl: And tonight we're having lovely dinner, nomnomnom. Came home and Molly has on little flowery pants over her nappy and nothing else and is happily showering herself with her sippy cup :rotfl:

redstararnie76

Ooooh Glam - a holiday to Spain, sounds really promising.... fingers crossed for you.
SS - pedi sounds lovely.