MSE Parents Club Part 13

My_Fathers_Daughter

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workinmummy

Happy Birthday Bruno and Tara.

Good luck for those awaiting GCSE Results, for dodgy hotel meetings, Flat viewings and for successful CV submissions.

:jAlex slept all the way through from 7pm to 7am. :j
And I am gobsmacked.:A:A

searching_me

Happy birthday tara and bruno ...

good luck with gcse results ....

just heading out the door as im job hunting and meeting a friend for a natter ... hope all babies and mummies ... and daddies of course are well x

My_Fathers_Daughter

Bruno - I see you lurking - are you not going to join us and give us some sage old man wisdom on your buff-day?

3onitsway

workinmummy wrote: »

:jAlex slept all the way through from 7pm to 7am. :j

Well one clever Alex! :T:T
(V got up for her now usual 3am walk around the bedroom to poke Mummy in the eye. )

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Bruno - I see you lurking - are you not going to join us and give us some sage old man wisdom on your buff-day?

MFD you are a cheeky mare!

BrunoM

MFD is just smug she's two weeks younger than me or something

I have no wisdom today... am currently trying to monitor E down the length of the hall as he does stuff in the kitchen and bellows "NO Dadden! Sit DOWN! Living room! Sit down on COUCH!" whenever I try to come to him... other than that I am aged and worn. Zoning out for as much of the day as possible then my mum is babysitting for a few hours 5-8 so we can go out for a nice Italian meal.

My_Fathers_Daughter

Two years and twelve days younger than you actually Bruno :cool:


Have you got a clue what he is up to in the kitchen? Sounds ominous!


Hope you and MrsB have a lovely meal




Edit - aw - my schoolfriend (who is my age) didn't manage to get a C in her maths GCSE for the 6th time this year
She did have a baby on New Years Day though so she can be forgiven. She is generally quite bright, we did A-levels together, but she simply cannot grasp maths

workinmummy

BrunoM wrote: »

MFD is just smug she's two weeks younger than me or something

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Two years and twelve days younger than you actually Bruno :cool:

Well you can both take comfort in the fact that WM is 6 months older than Bruno.

WM is now feeling very old.:o;)

3onitsway

workinmummy wrote: »

Well you can both take comfort in the fact that WM is 6 months older than Bruno.

WM is now feeling very old.:o;)

I'm a great believer in "you're only as old as the woman/man you feel", which makes me a lovely youthful 30, and makes MFD older than me.

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Edit - aw - my schoolfriend (who is my age) didn't manage to get a C in her maths GCSE for the 6th time this year
She did have a baby on New Years Day though so she can be forgiven. She is generally quite bright, we did A-levels together, but she simply cannot grasp maths

I have a friend like this who's wanting to go into teaching - but has failed her GCSE maths for around 4 years running! She's also very clever but can't do maths. Bless her, I wonder how she's done this year?


Bruno I hope whatever is happening in the kitchen is a lovely treat for you that doesn't require hours of cleaning up.

My_Fathers_Daughter

3onitsway wrote: »

I'm a great believer in "you're only as old as the woman/man you feel", which makes me a lovely youthful 30, and makes MFD older than me.

But (I think) makes me younger than SS and Jam and a few others...

...unless of course I spend some time feeling myself - ooo-er :eek::eek: