MSE Parents Club Part 12

Krystaltips

SusanC wrote: »

I have a friend who when I visit I make Alice keep her shoes on because once her socks ended up so bad I thought I would have to throw them out. I'm sure your floors can't be any worse than that.

You know my Mum?

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Oh thank god, hubby has just been given the all clear on a lump he found in his man-regions. Please get all your menfolk to give themselves a check - he has been to the hospital for an ultrasound scan today and we have been worried sick...too worried even to post on here which is very unlike me.

Will you be telling Mr Mfd that a host of internet ladies have been cheering his man parts?

I keep telling Dave to get checked out, he often gets pain in his groin bad enough to take his breath away... I've never encountered anything like it, is it normal?!

BrunoM wrote: »

I am glad to hear some of you admitting to unclean floors, I have a constant low level of something like shame, guilt for my own laziness, and OH-resentment at the state of our floors. Our combined housework powers are significantly less than that of a skilled and willing 8 year old.

Sounds something like our house... It's not often visitor clean... I was talking about my garden to a friend the other day and she commented that she didn't remember ever seeing my garden... I said she's probably never seen further than the hall / living room... We've been friends for 6 years... :rolleyes:

Glamazon wrote: »

GISI - I would mention it. I picked J up from creche yesterday to be told one of the kids has chicken pox, great! The exclusion period is 5 days or until they've crusted (I think)

It's after the last pox has scabbed over which is anything up to 2 weeks after the first pox appears...

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Boo - I swear that Benjamin learned to move around because I was [STRIKE]too lazy to be bothered[/STRIKE] trying to foster his independence

Same for Caitlyn

3onitsway wrote: »

I'm sure i've seen a toy hoover that actually picks up.

I was looking at the cleaning trolleys last week for V, with a little brush/mop etc. She loves cleaning but usually uses the toilet roll.

The mini Dysons pick up... Not brilliantly though...

I suppose children learn by example... Caitlyn's shown no interest in cleaning...

I had a driving lesson today... I was pretty crap... But I didn't crash...

My_Fathers_Daughter

Evansangel wrote: »

Ford Fiesta I dont want an ugly car as my first car lol.

I would rather have an ugly car than no car






Edit - No I won't Krystal! And neither will you when you next see him! He would be mortified!

BeenieCat

lol i couldn't give a monkeys what my car looks like as long as it works

It depends on the size of the engine etc. For example the 02-08 Fiesta varies between group 2 and 14 :eek: so it's not necessarily the make http://www.parkers.co.uk/insurance/groups/by-model.aspx?model=238

searching_me

mfd .. i was thinking that i dont care if my first car is sky blue pink with yellow dots on .. as long has its cheap to run, gets me from a to b and is in good running order i'll have it x

Krystaltips

Lol Mfd, I shall resist the urge to ask him how his balls are

Glamazon

Evansangel wrote: »

Ford Fiesta I dont want an ugly car as my first car lol.

Glam, my mum is unemployed and my dad has been bankrupt so both their insurance is alot of money also.

You'd think being married would make a difference in my quotes, but noooo

They only ask if you've had any accidents or made any claims so I wouldn' have thought being unemployed would make a difference - doesn't make you more likely to crash

Try adding them as named drivers to your quote then, that should make it less.

MFD - Removed my bit about my illegal shennagins

Krsytal - well done for not crashing but :eek: at the 2wk crusting period!

My_Fathers_Daughter

Just checking out childrens dysons and Amazon recommended this stick on blackout blind

May be of use to someone? Certainly cheaper than the grobag one I have...although it appears to be some white plastic and some sticky tape!!!

Glamazon

oh and EA - try knocking OH off the insurance as lads under 25 tend to bump the price up.

Evansangel

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I would rather have an ugly car than no car

Im very fussy haha.

I dont want to drive anyway, i hate cars, i get bad travel sickness and i have never wanted a car.

Always wanted a motorbike

But im due to get all my holiday pay for this year when i finish ML in Sept, which is roughly about £900 so DH said to use it for driving lessons because i need a car if i want to be a midwife

So if im doing something i dont really want to do, im going to make it as pleasurable as possible

Glam, i thought that they would check background history?
They wouldn't let me anyway, my dad wouldn't even be a guarentor for my house a few years ago when i could of possibly been homeless.

Edit. He's not on the insurance Glam. Just me He's doesn't even have a driving licence

Glamazon

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I wouldn't be admitting to that on a public forum Glam....there was a big kick off about it on the news the other week

It was over 5 years ago, if it's illegal then EA don't do it.

*slaps wrists*
So those of you that know me in RL, who's gonna shop me first?