MSE Parents Club Part 12

Krystaltips

I'm Northern Rock Jillie... I'm hoping they never want their money back off me, I don't have a hope in wotsits chance of getting a mortgage elsewhere seeing as I don't have a job!

Millie's_Mum

Good luck Ladybird, and Congrats Fitzio sounds fab!

Gonna put on fairy exchange (but i find things tend to get missed on there) a sealed pack of 2 medium flow teats, they are asda's own but fit avent bottles. free to whoever wants them.

angelfairy

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

Fizio that is great news

and I'm loving the pictures.

I'm just off to do a quick wardrobe change, and head off to my interview, but I first of all have to tell you the very important news - Izzy has grown out of her first shoes ... but she has some new ones Proper big girls black patent leather mary-jane type shoes, with a butterfly on the toes. She looks everso grown up in them. I'm glad she is big enough to wear black shoes too - nothing will clash with them! She hates having her feet measured, so the sales assistant just went up from the size she is now, and we tried a few pairs till we worked out what she needed. For someone who loves shoes as much as Izzy, it is a bit inconvenient for her to be scared of the sales assistants, but never mind, I'm sure it will pass! (it's funny though, as she is so friendly with most strangers - it is only the shoe shop and the doctors that she isn't... I need that shrugging icon back.)

Anyway, must go get changed and out the door. Wish me luck!

good luck

we have those shoes

jillie1974

we're northern rock. we have fixed rate. dunno what will happen when that runs out as we are highly unlikely to get mortgage with anyone else.
oh well just have to wait and see.

we had 100% mortgage too

Fitzio

Just remembered to phone and order flowers for the wedding tomorrow, but didn't know what colour to get my corsage as still undecided about outfit. Dashing out to shops again now! Will catch up later as just skimmed the last posts.

tiamai_d

OK, I owe £58'000, minus £4000 (if I switched before July 31st) so, £54'000, house was last valued at £60-£65'000 (would be valued at £65'000 for re mortgage). So the whatsit level isn't that great, but we are in equity, just. Our rate right now is flexible and we are not tied in at all. The rate is something stupid, just above the baseline.

weezl74

tiamai_d wrote: »

So it wasn't my fault.

couldn't agree more Tia

tiamai_d wrote: »

(I know, I'm well messed up)

couldn't agree less Tia:p

xxx

csh_2

Krystaltips wrote: »

Aww Gill, that first one just made me super broody for a newborn!!!

Jillie, 5sec rule is about half an hour in this house

Not just me then! I teared up and everything, what a gorgeous baby

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

Slight OMFG moment with work, but I guess I can worry about that when I go back.

Congratulations to newly mobile babies, and I am loving the pictures I have seen on here while skimming through.

Still catching up so not sure you said any more on this but everything OK? x

jillie1974 wrote: »

ooh marti pellow is on loose women :happyhear:happyhear:smileyhea:lovethoug

I was in sooooooooooo in love with him! I was so gutted when I found out he'd be taking smack OMG :eek:

greent

Fitzio - excellent news on the job front

Beenie - well done on going to the Docs x

So tired.................... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

weezl74

tarajayne wrote: »

Doesn't matter Tia, really not important!

tara, can OH ask BIL to do a speech?

Sometimes people prioritise an event when they know they have a role to play? xxx