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MSE Parents Club Part 13
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MOTM I've just seen that your old lady neighbour was asking if you were going to have a vasectomy :eek:
I hope you asked her what one was.
No, I told her I hadn't finished yet and when she was about to respond I asked her how Harry her husband was today and I sidetracked her :rotfl:She'll be back, probably with leaflets from the NHS :rotfl:
Did you enjoy your pamper?jillie1974 wrote: »wont be on much in next week as all my family are over from Ireland for the christening. although at the moment Kian, mum and sis are all asleep :rotfl:
got my haircut today!! its fab!! its a bit like Dannii Minogues that she had on x-factor last year.
Hope it turns out to be a great day.
Dannii Minogue eh....ooooh mid 90's Dannii with her black hair and blonde streaks......that's next for you Jillie
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MOTM your post has made me grin

EA, the card is a lovely idea
I have a little girl in dinosaur pajamas
A sleepy one who will hopefuly be in bed very soon so I can tidy up and make some tea!
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MOTM, your missing a good one, I think this years Big Bro is the best yet, for once I haven't spent most of the time watching it being annoyed with the housemates, there are some really funny ones this year and both me and OH were laughing out loud at this weeks shopping task

I agree, I think this series is awesome, the task this week is mint!
MOTM lol I guess thats where we vary, I think everyone is nice but Ben is a !!!!! sometimes lol
CAFC - that sounds like my OH as well lol I think he finds E boring, although E is doing a lot more now than he used to obv, as for you sleeping in Landens room with him !!!! that! E sleeps in his own room and has since he was 4 weeks old as he was too big for his moses basket and the cot wouldnt fit in our room, anyhoo OH just had to learn to sleep through E's wakes up in the night (we have monitors) OH sleeps with his arm over his ear lol, I do all the night feeds during the week when OH is at work, but on a weekend OH tends to stay up till 3am sometimes so he does the first night feed and sometimes the second and I get a full night sleep
CAFC also you need to tell your OH to stop being such a winer! Of course Landen is going to wake up still, and 5 hours is a good time, E has a bottle at 7.30pm and then 11.30pm, then 3.30am then gets up at 5am lol
(((HUGS)))) EA I hope your dad is ok
E is at my mam's tonight, I hope he is getting on ok, he was there a fortnight ago, and he screamed for 3 hours straights and had really smelly pumps in the end me and OH had to go and pick him up cos mam was getting really upset cos she couldnt calm him down and felt so bad, OH has gone out and I am worried that mam will need us to get E and I cant get ahold of E (I live in Northumberland and often we have no signal if you arent in the town) I mean mam has probs had him 8 times and only had a bad time once so the odds of it happening again are slim but I am still stressing, I am just hoping she texts soon and says he is tucked up in bed lol
!!!!!! I just bought some Huggies Swim Nappies 15lb-26lb for our trip in Oct and they are TINY any advice? there is no way they will fit his bum now never mind in oct (he is roughly 17lbs) did anyone else find they are small? there is no stretch in them at allDebt £30,823.48/£44,856.56 ~ 06/02/21 - 31.28% Paid OffMortgage (01/04/09 - 01/07/39)
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ladybirdintheuk wrote: »MOTM your post has made me grin

I have a little girl in dinosaur pajamas
A sleepy one who will hopefuly be in bed very soon so I can tidy up and make some tea!
Which one? So just so I know where i'm going right :rotfl:Grinning is good, people should do it more
Ooh nice pyjamas. We're going to settle down soon and start some lists before the girls go to bed. They stay up later in the hols, which they like. Will have a look at those socks you linked (if I can find the link) and those baby clubs that Susan listed need to be looked at with Lucy.kindofagilr wrote: »I agree, I think this series is awesome, the task this week is mint!
MOTM lol I guess thats where we vary, I think everyone is nice but Ben is a !!!!! sometimes lol
I don't even know who he is, so maybe that's a good thing. I just liked the blonde girl in her bikini who left this week because her boyfriend had cheated on her and she couldn't handle it. Don't know her name
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ManOnTheMoon wrote: »
I don't even know who he is, so maybe that's a good thing. I just liked the blonde girl in her bikini who left this week because her boyfriend had cheated on her and she couldn't handle it. Don't know her name
Ben is the toff
And the girl you like is Laura
I wanted to watch this series cos I used to watch it years ago and with this being the last series, they are bringing back some of the old contestants for a champion of big brother winner for 3 weeks, so I wanted to make sure I knew who the people were from this series, and I was hooked from the first episode I watched where mario was dressed as a mole and had to do secret tasks as a mole to get in the house ... geniusDebt £30,823.48/£44,856.56 ~ 06/02/21 - 31.28% Paid OffMortgage (01/04/09 - 01/07/39)
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Kindof - have you tried putting one on him? I got some asda swim pants for our hols and they looked small but were fine when he actually wore one.
SJ - I can't see the dress
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MOTM it was this one :rotfl:ManOnTheMoon wrote: »All is now calm in the MOTM household. Little discussion had and the younger 5 are going to call Lucy, mum. The older 2 both decided Lucy is how they want to keep it, but are happy for her to be mum and will go about their business as if she is their mum. Not much difference as Lucy has taken on that role anyway. In public Lucy will also be considered to be mum, therefore if anyone asks, Lucy will say they are her children - after all, like people have said, it's no-one elses business anyway is it?
Little else will change, as I say, Lucy has taken the mother role anyway and she's mature beyond her 29 years and a fantastic role model for them, which they've missed female wise. She also looks fantastic for a girl with seven children :rotfl:
Most importantly everyone is happy, although when the first person called her mum, Lucy looked scared
but she'll get used to it and is enjoying it, I can tell 
Anyway, enough of that.....hopefully everybody else is well and has a good evening. Any plans......?
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kindofagilr wrote: »Ben is the toff

And the girl you like is Laura
I wanted to watch this series cos I used to watch it years ago and with this being the last series, they are bringing back some of the old contestants for a champion of big brother winner for 3 weeks, so I wanted to make sure I knew who the people were from this series, and I was hooked from the first episode I watched where mario was dressed as a mole and had to do secret tasks as a mole to get in the house ... genius
A toff eh. How many weeks in? I'd have thought he'd have been out quite quick if he was a toff. Must be a good 8-9 weeks in by now.
Laura....best get my mind off her or i'll be in trouble
I have 'watched' previous years and even saw them going in this year, but names I do not remember or most faces. I thought i'd miss this year, what with newish partner, World Cup and just basically being bored with it.
Anyway, no-one can top Rachel Rice. A slightly smaller version of Lucy, although Lucy is a little more prettier and cheeky :rotfl:Rachel is lovely though. If she goes back in as an old contestant, I may have to watch
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Kindof - have you tried putting one on him? I got some asda swim pants for our hols and they looked small but were fine when he actually wore one.
SJ - I can't see the dress
No to be fair to them I havent lol, he is at my mam's and I opened them when I got back, so I will try him on one, but looking at them his bum looks bigger than they are already lol
MOTM - yeah he is quite nice sometimes, well most the time, but when he gets on a downer he is so boring and miserable, lol I dont even know who Rachael Rice is?Debt £30,823.48/£44,856.56 ~ 06/02/21 - 31.28% Paid OffMortgage (01/04/09 - 01/07/39)
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ladybirdintheuk wrote: »MOTM it was this one :rotfl:
Oh good. It makes me smile too
We are a little crazy 
My twins keep singing Womanizer at me and have a habit of calling me Daddio (as in Daddio, you've got the swagger of a champion, too bad for you, you just can't find the right companion) although they cut the last line out now.
Has to be better than 'Sexy Chick' which they used to sing when Lucy first came around
That reminds me, talking of BB - anyone remember those twins - Samanda. That's who my twins remind me of, in smaller form :rotfl:0
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