MSE Parents Club Part 12

searching_me

i only have white gold will that work x

BeenieCat

workinmummy wrote: »

Oh good one for Beenie.

Have just taken the the 10th may date off my calender and todays saying is
"the first sign of maturity is the discovery that the volume knob also turns to the left"

Obviously neither set of your neighbours have reached maturity yet. :rotfl:

:D:D I love it, it's SO true. The bad news is that one side are like 40-odd already. The other side are 18-ish so there's still hope.

BeenieCat

Woohooooooooo i finally got 50000 points on YouGov so have just ordered my £50 cheque :D:D:D

It's only taken me since July 2007 to get there :cool: :eek:

That's totally going in the Oyster fund

And i have £96 validated in Quidco, with another £70 waiting validation

Evansangel

SusanC wrote: »

:rotfl:


We always get the deep pan at Dominos because it's the same as everyone elses thin ones - their thin one is like a poppadom with pizza topping. But since we moved two miles we can't get Dominos delivery any more. (But there is a pizza shop in this village. )

We dont have a pizza shop now. They got closed down.

I heard they were dealing drugs though :eek:

Look what i made (ignore the shiney bit, i dropped the glue. Hopefully the cakes will cover it)

searching_me

well done ea x

Squishy

gymfiend wrote: »

Squishy sorry if you've mentioned and I've missed it, but is it the BMF you're thinking of doing? I've a friend who goes and she's shed an amazing amount of weight, and I wouldn't have said she was overweight to start with. I want to join her and I'm so amazed at her transformation :A

Its a local group one - BMF do run one about an hour away, so a bit tricky to get to.

cazscoob

my sister is on the phone and has told me her friend has a 13 week old baby and is 10 weeks pregnant!!!

SugarSpun

jha wrote: »

Thanks for all the tips everyone - a great help:D

JHA, I'm so sorry, I think I forgot - but I remember reading over and everyone said pretty much what I meant to. I also fenced in the baby gym with firm pillows to make sure she couldn't get anywhere, and we had a bouncing chair in the computer room and in the kitchen so she could see us cooking/working and had something to occupy her. I also used the sling a lot about the place. Also the L&G and the door bouncer are portable.

SusanC_2

Evansangel wrote: »

Look what i made (ignore the shiney bit, i dropped the glue. Hopefully the cakes will cover it)

Very impressive. I was wondering how the tins of sausage and beans fitted in.

Becles

Squishy wrote: »

Hmm thinking of joining a military style fitness class - Becles, you do this, don't you? It's based outside and is only £3 for the hour, or £25 for 12 classes. 6pm - 7pm on a friday so hubby would be home to look after Elena... I'm so unfit, and want to lose a good 5 stone if I can, and this will allow me to move through different groups depending on fitness levels (will be the easiest group to start with!)

Yes it's brilliant fun and I love it, and the inches are dropping off! I've never been able to do proper press ups with just hands and toes on the ground, but I managed to do three tiny ones last time and I was really pleased with myself. You'll be surprised at how quickly you get better at it too. The group is nice as it's all normal people and everyone encourages everyone else.

I was in a gym but I didn't like it and hardly went so it was a complete waste of money really My trainer was rubbish and was never there to give the help I was supposed to be getting. I got bored on the machines. I didn't like the pool as it was tiny and full of old ladies who stopped for a chat in the middle so it spoiled it for people trying to swim. I didn't like the classes are there were two lycra clad "look at me!" type lasses who did everything perfectly and made me feel crap for jumping about like an elephant and getting it wrong

I've felt fat, frumpy and lethargic for some time and I really needed to do something to get out of the rut I was in. Pleased I managed to get the motivation to do it, and feel so much better for doing it.

ticklepenny wrote: »

I am officially stating that bint is my new favourite word of the week (havent heard it in ages!)

I love the word bint and use it all the time

Well done Elle on the expressing :j and love the stand EA :cool:

Charlotte is out again. She's discovered we have a street full of children and I can't keep her in now! She's playing in next door but one's back garden. I'll have to call her in for her shower soon.