MSE Parents Club Part 14

BeenieCat

Happy birthday to all the birthday babbas!

I was reading Jam's post last night and all of a sudden i got a bit of dust in my eye :whistle: Obv from the decorating :whistle:

Amber is poking her fingers in the Wii, and i dare not start doing anymore decor while she's on the rampage cos it'll be a nightmare. She's very bossy

SusanC_2

I had "dust" in my eyes earlier. After we'd done our Bible studies this morning, Alice prayed and she said, "Dear Lord God, thank you for the Bible and for all the things and the clock and please help me to get a baby."

SugarSpun

Big hugs Susan xxx

Sarah_Joanne

Aww Alice is so sweet. :grouphug: Hugs for both of you.

aless02

SusanC wrote: »

I had "dust" in my eyes earlier. After we'd done our Bible studies this morning, Alice prayed and she said, "Dear Lord God, thank you for the Bible and for all the things and the clock and please help me to get a baby."

:A Alice :A

I've accepted the job offer and start 6 October.

Off to visit a nursery in a minute and have a meeting with a CM tomorrow morning.

Then going on a cleaning rampage this afternoon. I WILL not live in filth, I WILL make something yummy and thoughtful for dinner, I WILL stop falling behind on keeping house tidy!!

redstararnie76

Happy Birthday Kian, Charlotte, Reece and Elliott!
Just reading back, what a lovely post JAM! Hope you have a good trip.
Tara - I think I was 10 when I had my first time (I was definitely at primary school still) and I think my mum found it harder than I did. Other than finding it initially uncomfortable and embarrassing - mainly because sanitary towels were so bulky! - I really wasn't sure what the fuss was about. For some reason, I didn't have another period after that for nearly a year I think!

emlou2009

Happy birthday to all the babies!

redstararnie76

Susan - Alice sounds lovely.
Forgot to mention that a lovely woman on Freecycle gave me a slow cooker yesterday, so now I need to find some decent recipes to do with it!
I LOVE our breadmaker, it makes me feel almost domestic when I'm using it I say 'almost', because then I look round and remember what a mess the house is currently in! Me thinks I need someone else to arrange to come and view the house to make me get my backside in gear...

SusanC_2

aless02 wrote: »

I've accepted the job offer and start 6 October.

I'm not sure whether congratulations is the right word so consider me to have said whatever would be the right word. Presumably it is better than if you went back to your old job?

redstararnie76

Kindof - I just wanted to add, please don't worry about E's development. I think those emails are designed to make us feel crap. Amelie took what seemed like ages to sit up and to crawl - but she went straight into walking at about 9 months! By the time they go to school (if not ages before) they tend to all have caught up and you'll have no idea which children took forever to talk or crawl or walk, because it has no lasting effect.