MSE Parents Club Part 12

BeenieCat

I bought a 2nd hand Graco travel system and i must say i wouldn't have done it any different as i've found it so easy to strap her in while in the house and then clicking her straight into the back seat!!

I use it for nipping round the shops and taking the dog out, not much else really cos i drive everywhere (hence the flab :rotfl:)

I wouldn't have bought one brand new (even though i nearly did) cos i never planned to use it for longer than the first 6 months or so anyway, i was guaranteed to get a stroller, but that's just me.

I'm dreading when she's grown out of the car seat though

The flipping purple Joolz is up to £215 :(:( I can't justify £235 total at the very least.... I didn't even pay that much for my blimming car. :rotfl:

So there's a black one that was up at £150 and didn't sell, gonna email that one and try and do a deal lol..

SusanC_2

redmel1621 wrote: »

Am I the only sane person that doesn't like these ugly, alien looking buggies:p

I have no idea what they all look like.

angelfairy

evening all,

eeekkk... pram talk .... OH only said to me the other day that we had had our stroller for a good few months now, and he expects that i will be wanting a new one

still searching for my pandora/troll/chamilla bracelet ... too many decisions.

no news really from me, sleeping is still pants, LO is addicted to milk or any form of liquid...to be honest, the sleep is really getting to me again. i do okay accepting it for a few weeks and then it becomes a big deal. we just can't break a four hour stretch.

watching million pound drop

workinmummy

Caz - Yes shopping with kids is a nightmare. Also asda here is having a revamp, with bits cordened off, so i went to sainsburys instead and it's the same. Though did get some new sun hats for Alex and some pump type shoes for Joe in the 25% off Tu.

Both boys in bed. HE is still out. Inwardly fuming, am watching the million pound drop and then off to spare room.

Did any one see the UK entry into the Eurovision, flicked over from BGT and it was on. I cannot sing and i know that, but that poor lad was not much cop and I'm sure he must have been checking out Rick Astleys dancing, because that was definately his footwork.

Hi to MFD and very glad you are having a good time. And a little wave :wave:to MM. Glad you enjoyed your night away.

Also Glam, am very jealous that your brain cells are still intact and mine are all Missing in action. But then i do have one more child and ooh about 10 years on you :rotfl::rotfl:

money_maker_3

Hi wm ... thats my excuse too !! 7 years of losing brain cells never to be found again !!

workinmummy

money_maker wrote: »

Hi wm ... thats my excuse too !! 7 years of losing brain cells never to be found again !!

Mine still seem to be dying off. Have been having major problems with my words in the last few weeks. Asked one of the lads at work to put new "neighbours" in the clock. !!!!!!. Batteries, the word should have been batteries. Where the hell did neighbours come from?:eek:

money_maker_3

workinmummy wrote: »

Mine still seem to be dying off. Have been having major problems with my words in the last few weeks. Asked one of the lads at work to put new "neighbours" in the clock. !!!!!!. Batteries, the word should have been batteries. Where the hell did neighbours come from?:eek:

lol I do that !! Or if I am thinking about something else I will randomly tell someone something about that instead of what I was talking about !!

tarajayne

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

Ooh, Tara have you ordered your cupcakes? These are lovely http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/24-LARGE-CUPCAKES-WEDDING-CUPCAKE-STANDS-FAVOURS-/250641312248?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Home_Garden_Celebrations_Occasions_ET&hash=item3a5b62e9f8#ht_1618wt_1137.

I ordered my mini M&S ones today. But I got all excited about their shortbread biscuits until I noticed their diary was full that week.

cazscoob wrote: »

gisi the cupcake maker is about a 20 min drive away from me! i could come and deliver them for you Tara lol!

Oooo, come anyway, you can stay on for a holiday. X

emlou2009

Tara how is the wedding planning going? Whats happening on the big day, what have you got planned?
I think I've changed my mind totally about what I want, I think I want to have the ceremony at around 2pm, cream teas, cakes and sandwiches around 4pm and then a BBQ around 7pm I was going for a big sit down meal, but dont think I will be able to eat and dont see why I should pay for everyone else to :rotfl:

tarajayne

emlou2009 wrote: »

Tara how is the wedding planning going? Whats happening on the big day, what have you got planned?
I think I've changed my mind totally about what I want, I think I want to have the ceremony at around 2pm, cream teas, cakes and sandwiches around 4pm and then a BBQ around 7pm I was going for a big sit down meal, but dont think I will be able to eat and dont see why I should pay for everyone else to :rotfl:

Meeting the organist tomorrow. Just found Erin some shoes, black satin pumps with beads and pearls sewn into then, thought it better than trying to match the burgundy. And there's no way I'd pay £20 head for all the people who usually don't bother with me to stuff their faces, hence why they are being asked to provide their own food. :rotfl:

Do what we are, a 4pm service so that we only have to feed once at 7pmish.