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MSE Parents Club Part 14

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  • Bexta it is hard isn't it. Especially for anyone like me, who isn't naturally tidy. To start with so long as we all had clean clothes to wear and clean plates to eat off I was happy. Now I try and keep things a bit more under control but it doesn't always happen!
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  • bexta
    bexta Posts: 753 Forumite
    Ladybird, thanks. I manage to keep up with the basics like laundry and dishes, but everything else just looks cluttered. hopefully, like you say, it'll get easier with time.

    Ales, the pie sounds yummy. No wonder you can't wait.

    I can definately recommend the red lentil pate from the CFR site, even though I put the oil in too soon and it hasn't 'set' properly.:o

    :heart2:Sophie May:heart2:
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  • I am inherently lazy, so that's my problem with keepng the house tidy. I'd love to be able to do bits every day and keep it as nice as my mum's and MIL's but, honestly, I cba :o
  • tiamai_d
    tiamai_d Posts: 11,987 Forumite
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    Woohoo for rolling!!!

    I'm bored, DS2 is bored but doesn't want to get dressed so we can go out and I have sorta said I'd take them over to see my mum tomorrow, bit... nervous. DH and DS1 are away at a BB camp.

    Speaking of high chairs, we were at a cafe a few weeks ago that had one of the folding high chairs. Amber hated it, she kept sliding down and was lying back most of the time. She's been used to sitting up.
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  • tiamai_d
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    I'm jealous, Ava does not look bored at all! :rotfl::T

    Think we can all play on her blanket?
  • aless02
    aless02 Posts: 5,119 Forumite
    awww, what a lovely photo! she's so cute :)
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    :xmassmile Mummy to Finn - 12/09; Micah - 08/12! :j
  • I'm not bored, I'm worn out!!

    The girls really enjoyed themselves at the party, although by the time Caitlyn woke up and we got the 2 buses there we were about half an hour late! Was raining as we left though so got a bit damp... And Hubby insisted on popping in Primarni as we went through wolverhampton... I came out £35 lighter... Got a cute little outfit for my new nephew though, and some really funky coloured vests, 2 for £1!

    Caitlyn then cried all the way back on the bus and promptly fell asleep on the walk back up the hill to home... For some reason she's really not keen on going to sleep in the Maclaren? It isn't quite as padded as the Oyster though...
    A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...
    Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.

  • tiamai_d
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    salesshopper, I sent a facebook friend invite to you, DT.
  • Oh my god I've got such a bad belly, I've been in the bathroom for an hour and a half, this is horrible, !!!!!! have I eaten!!!!!! :(
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