MSE Parents Club Part 12

searching_me

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

It's not an issue - when they get to the ages they are now at, it's not the same to other people, hence I didn't make an issue of it

Well, any potential issues aside, sleepless nights don't sound like much fun. I remember the days well. Luckily this time around, i'll still (hopefully) be working from home, so won't need to get 'ready' for work as it was back in the day.

i was actually really glad philip didnt have a job esp for the first 3 months i think i would of pulled my hair out x

Glamazon

I was gonna edit my post in case OH decided to see if I'd been slagging him off but I've decided sod it.

I do have a temper and I hate arguing with him but he goes mad if Jack ever gets hurt and I get the brunt of it. When Jack had that bump on his head at creche it was my fault!

Fitzio - I do everything for him and he doeesn't realise it, he moans he doesn't get time to himself but I count him working out as time to himself because he chooses to do it, he doesn't have to!

Anyway, he can have the whole weekend to himself cos tomorrow I'm going back to Matalan to change some clothes then off to get a haircut so might treat my baby boy to lunch somewhere and then Sunday we are meeting Mummy friends!

SugarSpun

Hello lovelies, hugs for sleepless babies and their mummies, and for Squishy for making the card and Tara for saying nice things about it, and for SM for her lost rings and MOTM for his attempted bundle of joy. Welcome to new ladies, hugs all round, breastmilk does indeed go in gunky eyes and massaging works too.

The church development into a house project we went to look at this morning is a resounding no, unfortunately. It's gorgeous, but they want 250k and it would cost at least that to do it up, plus they want part of it (the part I want to live in!!) to be a community use area and I don't want people traipsing in and out of my living room to admire my pipe organ.

We're looking at another place this afternoon, and hopefully meeting some of you lovely ladies on Monday. 3 has details since my presence will be sporadic, although I'll turn up here at some point during this evening.

Edit: Glam, my husband can be an absolute cluckwit, but he would never dare to ask me to wash his stuff up for him and he does a lot of stuff with home and baby. You must have astonishing amounts of patience.

Glamazon

Aw sugar that's a shame! hope the one this afternoon is better,


on myway home tonight the plan is to pick up a pizza for tea, get some munchies and a bottle of wine, play with Jack and once he's in bed settle down upstairs with a fully charged laptop and you lovely lot for Tara's hen party :beer:

ManOnTheMoon

searching_me wrote: »

i was actually really glad philip didnt have a job esp for the first 3 months i think i would of pulled my hair out x

If only I had hair to pull out No, I do have hair I just shave it off in the summer

Lucy will naturally be home if/when she gives birth and i'm glad i'll be here working from home as I can be here virtually 24/7 so can do my share.

My_Fathers_Daughter

YAY - DSS won the dressing up race at his sports day this morning!! He will be SO chuffed!!


Hilarious really because it takes him 45 mins to get himself ready on a Sunday morning!!!

searching_me

glam you got my plans .. i got hagen daz and thorntons chocolates nomnomnom ... just need to find an avvy x

salesshopper

Thanks everyone- gunky eye looks much improved the triple thearpy of drops, breast milk and massage seems to be working.
Going 2 tackle some washing now.
Enjoy your day everyone

searching_me

im stuck under a sleeping baby at a right funny angle ... my stomachs making noises as well keeps making him stir :rotfl: x

cazscoob

Hugs Glam hope your ok

Am off to let someone see my wee car, fingers crossed! that means more money for seeing you lovely ladies!