MSE Parents Club Part 13

Sami_Bee

Mel I wore a plain smart/casual dress for Eds christening, it was just below the knee and I wore lil shrug just because it wasa bit nippy out

Eta: mdw I Think the same lol, we get some right WAG wannabes for the baptisms

Somnium

Ooh quiet afternoon. Well didn't go to Wisley in the end but had coffee and a natter with the lovely DK and Harriet .

My baby is growing up too fast she can now do what looks like a caterpillar crawl across the floor/bed!!!

redmel1621

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Mel I wore a plain smart/casual dress for Eds christening, it was just below the knee and I wore lil shrug just because it wasa bit nippy out

Eta: mdw I Think the same lol, we get some right WAG wannabes for the baptisms

That's what i'm worried about, i don't want to go overdressed and look stupid. Maybe I will get the white shirt and black trs I was also eyeing up??

salesshopper

Redmel i'm sure u will look lovely in the dress - unless u were doing it with hair extensions, fake nails, fake boobs and lashing of false tan then maybe that would be wag style and a little bit over dressed.

3onitsway

Mel Where did you see the dress, do you have a link? I'm sure you'll look beautiful in whatever you choose, I can't imagine you turning up in a Katie Price type outfit! :rotfl:


Average day here. We've been to Asda and the library. I got The ***** ***to read - I thought I should before I go to the camp on Saturday. I'm still on the first chapter but it's very interesting, I keep getting to bits and saying 'that happened to us' and boring OH by reading bits out to him.

Oh, and V coloured in my Stokke bag with black ball point while under OH's supervision. :mad:

BrunoM

When you said The Horse Boy (I book I have never heard of) I thought you said The Horse and His Boy (I book I know well), and I was both charmed that you thought it would be useful revision before your holiday, and amazed that you kept thinking scenes from the book had happened to you
Then I re-read your post and was disappointed.

ladybirdintheuk

Evening all. I'm baaack.

Funeral was as well as you can expect from these things. DH had to take Izzy out of the crematorium because she had a temper when I said "no" to milk. I don't mind feeding in most places, but in the middle of a funeral didn't feel right!

Then there was a thanksgiving service thingy at his church, so there was a childrens corner. The vicar had said we could sit there, and not to worry if she made noise, as in the normal service there are kids running around all over the place. But DH still spent the whole time giving me evils whenever she ran from the toys to him/my parents or made any noise. (He didn't once get off his backside to help of course. KH.) Anyway. We made it most of the way through, and I just took her out near the end and we played outside (in the rain!) for a bit. Then there were tea and sarnies in the church hall, and Izzy did a great job of cheering everyone up I always think bringing a baby to a funeral is a public service thing. Maybe I should hire her out

Anyway, have dropped DH into town now to talk to a man about a [strike]pint[/strike] training course. But he is under strict instructions to come home with a chippy tea. Yippee

Anyway, I should probably have a quick tidy up at the very least - seeing as I don't need to cook any dinner!

Mazcabs

workinmummy wrote: »

Hi Maz, Sorry which shop is the Active fit BOGOF offer?

:doh:Sorry cant believe I didnt say - Tesco's til 27/7/10.... carry packs are also 3 for £12

searching_me

hello everyone ..

keely glad little man is better .. give him a hug for me ...

thanks red ... i know these things really but dont .. my mind is programme to think im still big being big all myself its the only thing i know so hard to change that ...

mel .. buy the dress sweetheart even if you dont wear it its something you have for you and i think you really need it ((hugs)) ...

mfd im starting to think its the weather ... either that or something in the water ...

better day for me .. my boss is a fool but theres not much i can do about that so just get on with it .. counselling session went well but she thinks im streching myself which is showing in my driving lessons as its distracting me (driving is the one thing i enjoy but havent really been able to the last couple of weeks) ...

im in again tomorrow at 9am opening the store .. only there til 3:30pm then ive got lots paperwork and stuff to do to swap some of the direct debits to philips account .. then to that girl's eldest birthday party from 6-8pm then home .. im yawning at the thought of tomorrow ... a crate of red bull maybe a good idea ..

((hugs)) and :coffee:'s and biccies to everyone xxx

fattybooboo

Hi all. Mmm ladybird, chippy tea, I'm jealous . Glad the funeral went ok. I understand about not wanting to feed in the crematorium. When we had DH grans funeral in May we took T, he was about 6 months then. We were sat in the crematorium fine until the organ music started and T's face dropped and he did the loudest most upset cry . I whisked him outside until it had stopped then took him back in, then course there was another song later and the same happened. aww he didn't like it at all!! Deffo agree about it being a public service thing, it's nice having kiddies there to cheer people up a bit. Xx