MSE Parents Club Part 14

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Edit: Incredibly crass, Susan, I was wondering if they'd hang the bedsheets out for all to see the next morning.

:eek: I believe in some cultures they do actually check the bedsheets. But no evidence doesn't necessarily prove anything so it seems a bit pointless anyway.

tiamai_d wrote: »

Well they did used to have a 'bedding ceremony' where everyone would follow them into the bed chamber, help undress the bride and groom and then watch as the marriage was consummated!

:eek::eek::eek:

SusanC_2

redmel1621 wrote: »

God I flaming hate homework, i really disagree with it and think it should be scrapped:cool:

Based on anecdotal evidence I'd say lots of teachers (at Primary level obviously) disagree with it but they are required to set it. You can sometimes tell by the kind of homework that is set.

cazscoob

went to nursery with Charlie today where he played up and made me look like a hopeless mother The staff took over and i ignored him as the more i stepped in the worse he became. He has been re-reffered to the speach therapy as they think he has come on brilliantly but his speach is still behind. they also agreed Erin was clearer and had more words.

I have been put forward for sign language classes which i found strange after Tia talking about it! The classes should be soon and they will have someone to take it into the nursery and school with him.

I have taken a reaction to my new tablets and cannot stop itching, its driving me mad and im taking antihistamines with no effect. I feel they are working so not sure what to do? have slept most of this afternoon so hopefully the good effects will outweigh the bad?

KOAG i would arrange a night out and as soon as he walked in i would hand E over and go!

PMSL at the dress catching on fire and also watching for the first time! how scarey would that be? it would put you off for life!

emlou2009

Right thats it, i've officially had enough, idiot gas man didnt put the pilot light on in the boiler and I dont know how to do it so Seth is going to have to go to bed without a bath. I really needed him to have one so I could slyly try and give his woowoo a proper clean

My_Fathers_Daughter

SusanC wrote: »

What shoe size are everyone else's children? Alice got new shoes today and they are size nine. Her friend who is eight is in a size ten (but I know she has small feet so isn't a good comparison).

When DSS was 6 his feet were a size 12, my neice was 9 in the same year and her feet were a size 1.

DSS is 10 now and his feet are a size 3 one foot and 3 1/2 on the other


I was wondering how you are Susan, physically and emotionally. You said something this morning about not wanting to put the washing out, it struck me as 'incredibly rare' (;)) for you to say something like that and I have been thinking about you all day xxx

I hope you don't mind me asking. Feel free to ignore me.

SusanC_2

emlou2009 wrote: »

Right thats it, i've officially had enough, idiot gas man didnt put the pilot light on in the boiler and I dont know how to do it so Seth is going to have to go to bed without a bath. I really needed him to have one so I could slyly try and give his woowoo a proper clean

I'm probably too late but if you have an electric kettle you could possibly do a shallow bath.

tarajayne

SusanC wrote: »

What shoe size are everyone else's children? Alice got new shoes today and they are size nine. Her friend who is eight is in a size ten (but I know she has small feet so isn't a good comparison).

Ben is 7 and size 13.5, Erin is 10 and 6.5! :eek:

Jakesmummy

SusanC wrote: »

What shoe size are everyone else's children? Alice got new shoes today and they are size nine. Her friend who is eight is in a size ten (but I know she has small feet so isn't a good comparison).

Jake is a size 9 at the moment and he was 4 in may, his friend in his class who is 5 in a couple of weeks is also a size 9, jasmine seems to have been in a size 4 for ages!!

we've had a leak today not been able to get hold of the landlord at all, grr, hope it doesnt rain too much tomorrow or its gonna get worse, its the ceiling above the bay window so think theres something wrong with the little roof bit above it, god knows!!

PinkPrincess, Hope everything goes ok with your dad tonight, hugs xxx

SusanC_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I was wondering how you are Susan, physically and emotionally. You said something this morning about not wanting to put the washing out, it struck me as 'incredibly rare' (;)) for you to say something like that and I have been thinking about you all day xxx

I hope you don't mind me asking. Feel free to ignore me.

Thanks for thinking of me and it's very sweet of you to ask. I just feel really exhausted even though I haven't been doing much. I'm very glad I stocked up with food etc. as it means there is less essential work to do and keep track of.

ETA: I hope I didn't make you really worried?

CAFCGirl

argh 4th time of posting AND i copied it just in case....

carpy orange mobile internet...

Anyway how is everyone?
I second boiling the kettle and doing a shallow bath....
Bagged up landens 0-3 clothes, was sad but fun, had to go through all his 6-9 stuff we had already as well, and some of that wont even get worn, because he is fantastically chubby....its mostly trousers....

cant remember who, but re immunisations, good book to read is
The Sanctity of Human Blood....

what have I missed?