MSE Parents Club Part 14

3onitsway

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

<snip> I am willing to bet that there are others who have been thinking about you too but not wanting to ask...<snip>

Me too.
When I read the post this morning about not putting the washing out and having a convenient excuse to use the dryer instead, I thought the real Susan had been kidnapped and replaced with an imposter. :rotfl:


On the waiting til you're married subject, I also think it's incredibly rare. In my RL friends/family/colleagues (who you'd speak to about such stuff) I only know of one couple who'd never dtd with anyone else, and waited until they were married. :eek: The she of the couple was early 30's too. The male was 23 so hadn't had to wait so long! :rotfl:

wi3adora wrote: »

when Hubby went to work this morning he came over to me sat on my knee said "Daddy Gone" and then started crying

That's so sweet, and sad.


I've read back - but can't remember anything else.

A dull day here. We had electricians in replacing the electric meter, some dodgy plugs and replacing outside lights. So V & I have had no electricity for most of the day. We spent the day cleaning L's and our bedrooms. Me cleaning and V helping by emptying drawers and cupboards.

SusanC_2

jillie1974 wrote: »

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is waffling a lot of rubbish so she doesnt have to think about tomorrow

:grouphug: It must be hard. I try to deliberately not remember dates of bad things but in this case it would be pretty difficult to forget. How is her daughter?

jillie1974

going to say goodnight. will be on in the morning

night everyone

Evansangel

Isn't there a law saying you have to have 2wks Matenity Leave?

If so why did career mom go back after 1 week?

wi3adora

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Oh god, how utterly sweet and heartbreaking


Hubby is away tonight and Benjamin went down fine but has woken a couple of times...when I have been up to him he has been pointing out the door saying 'dadda?'

It's amazing how they have an ability to make your heart soar or plummet with the slightest thing isn't it?

It's so true, today I've been laughing one minute, welling up the next.
How is Benjamin after his recent pooplosions?

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Both I think, I was conscious yesterday that my asking about homeschooling might have looked hostile when really it wasn't, IYSWIM?

I didn't think it was hostile at all.

MadDogWoman_2

I think I'm in the unusual category as DH was my first serious boyfried IYKWIM I made him suffer a bit of a drought before our wedding.

Sarah_Joanne

Evansangel wrote: »

Why were you going to say that? Was it about the hot chocolate?

Yes, I was wondering if the ms had kicked in already.

jillie1974

SusanC wrote: »

:grouphug: It must be hard. I try to deliberately not remember dates of bad things but in this case it would be pretty difficult to forget. How is her daughter?

just spotted your post.

her daughter is doing really well. still has some night terrors but are lots better and she loves seeing Kian and helping PIL look after him.

very hard to forget this one and no-one in the family is mentioning it. which i find a little strange. ( in my family we always talked about the person who died... maybe its a religious belief thing??) however i completely understand that no-one wants to mention it so ruin Kian's birthday. which is why tomorrow is our sad day and thurs our happy day

hope you are ok Susan. i've been thinking of you
x

jillie1974

now i am going... twilight is getting better