MSE Parents Club Part 13

SugarSpun

Caz if you could that would be fantastic, she'll need 12-18 months and if you PM me your details again I'll Paypal your fairies instructions and cash. Thank you!

No idea yet Aless

SusanC_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

OH - BTW - 25% off all clothing in Sainsburys if anyone wants Thomas Wellies or Dinosaur Wellies (they had girlie ones too but I didn't take any notice ) and they had some lovely little coats too.

I was going to post about that - I went this morning for Thomas Wellies and it cost me £30. But now Alice has cardigans that actually fit her.

aless02

Don't tell me about Sainsbury's sales...we have one literally 5 min walk from the new place.

Krystaltips

Susan, I have a carrier bag full of hand knit jumpers and cardis that Aimee has grown out of if you wanted some for Alice?

Pink_Princess_1

aless02 wrote: »

Do GCSE results come by post? So that means people should have them, right? *clueless*

The schools open today for pupils to collect their results then any that havnt been collected today will get posted out.

SS I was asking OH if Asda delivered to Germany and he said no so I was going to offer to send one out to you but noticed Caz has beat me to it! you think after working for the company for 16 years I would at least know some things about it:rotfl: in my defense I work in HR and only venture onto the shop floor to check out the new george deliveries lol

Somnium

Well went to look at the flat, as suspected we don't have first choice but will no wether the other family have excepted it in the next 24 hours. Its such a hard choice as we desperatley want to get out of our tiny box of a house, but if we hang on then we could maybe get somewhere better, specially as we appear to be near the top of the list now. The close by parks and other facilities do make it so tempting tho. Oh and T would have a nice big room all for herself.

SS - sorry to hear you feeling unwell x

Aless - hope the other end of the move is easy for you. GSCE rsults are usually collected at the school/college where you took them.

Im the other way around with GSCE maths, am not all that intelligent but do have an A at Math!

EA - hope you get a place on your course soon so your not left in limbo long.

Well T has a runny nose poor thing, she isnt quite her usual smiley self either, may have to take her temp and adminster something if needed. She is asleep atm so will see how she goes.

Evansangel

aless02 wrote: »

Just taking a break while waiting for the van to come back for Round 2. Everything is now officially packed, all the big furniture & boxes have already been moved into the new place - now it's just a zillion little things to go on the next trip down. Tomorrow will be the worst - cleaning! EA, you were so right - moving IS better with a baby because everyone else is doing the hard work .

I didn't do much cleaning either, i did the bedroom because Lily needed my attention and then she fell asleep on the bed so i had to keep an eye on her incase she rolled off :cool:

I got my DVD i won today, so we'll watch that tonight. Maybe.

We rented out Dexter season1 from blockbuster on Sunday, watched 2 episodes last night and discovered one of the discs are missing! :eek:
So we had to take it back and they have credited my account with the £6 i paid. Im gutted because i really got into it

I have found a vegetable combination Lily loves! :j:j
Carrot & Swede

Usually im hiding the veg in with fruit so she'd eat it.


I just see my cousins new little baby on fb, he is sooo cute :happyhear

tiamai_d

Pics of Amber modelling The Coat on facebook now.

MichelleM

Somnium wrote: »

Michelle - Its so damn hard to make a descision do we hold out or take the flat, well we havent seen it yet so we may hate it/love it. Also we arent the only people looking at it and I think they have first choice so we may not get it anyway. It has pro's and cons the cons are its 2nd floor :eek: and no lift and its gonna mean childcare is an issue as we only have the one car and MIL doesnt drive and this place is further away than we are now ( we can both walk to work atm). The pro's are there is a park literally over the road so really handy for dog walking, the park also has a playground and swimming pool also the Thames is only a short walk away with a lovely park too. there is a bus stop at end of road and a Tesco too

Well better go get us ready to go view this flat, am feeling a lil nervous but I think thats cos its a big decision.

Are you sure youre not looking at a house on our street? Well I hope all goes well. XXX

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

LOL Michelle - I am on the Dukan diet. I think a couple of others on here have started since I started too It is no carb, high protein, low fat so pretty strict but it is working (and I really needed it!). Hubby has been dieting too so it has made it easier.

I spent half of last night looking it up.. mmm think I may jump on the bandwagon after ive finished BFing Ayana.

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

GCSE Day is here :eek:

I haven't read all posts, but are you a teacher? Either that or you have a shed load of year 11 children of your own....but your sig says otherwise

Im an English teacher in a huge secondary comp (1600 pupils).. well...

Got my class results and 84% got A*-C!!!!!!!! :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Just to put that in perspective, the national average (meaning all schools inc private, etc) is 60%. :D
And just to show off even more... 15 of those students dont have English as their first language at home. Im very proud of them and myself! The rest of the dept averaged around 50-60% :D

Congrats pinkp on DD results too.

aless02

Awww, Samantha Cameron had her baby.