MSE Parents Club Part 12

money_maker_3

Fitzio wrote: »

A "piece" is a sandwich in Scotland! It's funny though, I would never say a "piece and tuna" or a "piece and gammon salad" but it seemed to go right with sausage in that sentence. And I might have a "piece and jam".

Tia, Caz, Csh - help me out please!

a piece is a sandwich here too, or a butty

scruffy96uk wrote: »

Same here I'm an 82 chick!!

Elle Hope your friend is ok and gets well soon once she is home x

Woohoo mum and dads church have confirmed the booking for Els half birthday, so it will be old clothes on party day all the way!!!

yeah 82 kids rock :cool::D

BeenieCat

Ahh thanks ladybird i just had visions of some bloke dumping groceries on my doorstep and me paying all that money for delivery when i could have just gone there myself. Luckily it is a legit code so i shouldn't have to put up a fight there!!

Hoping my Buzz comes tomorrow :T I saw a red one at swimming lessons today and it looked really nice.

3onitsway

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

I pressed multi-quote earlier then forgot to comment. I am always so confused when nuns have mens names.....I know so little about Catholicism.

I don't know - i'd never thought about it til you said!
We also had Sister Michael, but the others were Sister Rita, Sister Philomena and Sister Maureen.

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Before we abandon reminisces of the past I will admit to being completely freaked out that people born in 1980 are turning 30 this year! I remember stuff in 1980 :eek:

Including my OH!

Fitzio wrote: »

Agreed! I work in CRB checking and seeing people applying for jobs with the date of birth 1994 is really weird. I left school in that year! I was only just getting used to people born in the 80s!

Working at the CSA and seeing new applications from parents born in 1993 always used to make me go and check dates because that can't be possible!

Elle Hope your friend is ok. Do you know what was wrong with her?

:eek: MM As you were leaving school in 2000, I had a 3 year old and was expecting my next one!

1985 I was a stroppy teenager causing my Mum heartache!

My_Fathers_Daughter

scruffy96uk wrote: »

AF El never started speaking til she was 2. She had words that only I could understand IYGWIM. She is now nearly 2 1/2 and still not properly speaking but I have no worries as she understands every word you say to her.

This is one thing that I wonder about - I can tell what Benjamin is saying and some of his words (like Hiya) are really clear. But I don't know how many others are just things that I understand IYSWIM. We practice words a lot and I think he has quite a few words...someone else might just think he babbles nonsense!!!

money_maker_3

My nephew has just turned 2 and you can make out quite a few words, but he struggles with certain letters and sounds, so he cannot for all his might say Jasmine so he calles her yaya and cant say Chris, so he is called yayas daddy !! lol

Krystaltips

3onitsway wrote: »

Including my OH!

Mine too!

We're watching Russell Howard, he's just done a song about what the Daily mail says causes cancer... Flipping hilarious!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTu7GLfrmUI&feature=player_embedded

Sami_Bee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

1985 was the year of my first kiss, my first period and my second boyfriend called Matthew in a row

I married my 2nd Matthew

BeenieCat wrote: »

I know Won't be able to say "early twenties" anymore. Well i suppose it'd be mid twenties at 24 but you know what i mean Getting closer to 30 than 20 :eek: wahhh

I did a questionaire the other day and I realised soon I'll be in the next age group, no longer bunged in with teenagers

kindofagilr

I'm a 81 kid

EA is a 89!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the list to check if the seats will fit in the car, all the car seats mentioned fit in the bravo

Thanks for the thoughts for my friend

Right I am going to watch an episode of something I recorded from the planner, then I am off to bed, OH is off work tomorrow and he always stays up late, so he is going to do the middle of the night feed (E tends to feed at 9pm then between 1am and 2am then gets up for the day between 5.30am and 6.30am) E had his bedtime feed at 7pm which is early so we are hoping he will last till 12am and OH is going to attempt a dream feed cos he usually sleeps sounder after one of them

MadDogWoman_2

I'm on my last year of early 30's this year. My DH is nearer to 50 than 40 this year.

Scruffy/MFD - Katie is 3 and I still have to translate for her as her pronunciation isn't that great compared to her peers.

The look of confusion that comes over adults faces when she starts talking about having a tail at home is priceless.

SeptemberBaby_2

1973 :cool::D

xx