MSE Parents Club Part 14

3onitsway

r.mac wrote: »

3 - thts rubbish. I'm fuming on your behalf. May I suggest speaking to your MP? You're very good at things like that though so suspect you've already done it.

Good news on the boots though! I'm debating on whether I need some uggs this winter...............................

I think i'll have a google and see what the tribunal actually means/what happens. Although my MP is very good, she helped with bastarge camp.

I think you definately need some uggs, with matching ones for A.

got-it-spend-it

I am so :mad: for you and J, 3. That is simply ridiculous. Can you write to your MP about it?

If I got mine in Paypal I'd just fritter it away, Jillie. I'm saving my Luncheon vouchers for Christmas shopping.

r.mac_2

gisi - great minds think alike!!!

3 - yes I see what you mean re: MP helping. Hmmmm, not sure A needs uggs! Shes still in her size 3.5 shoes that I bought in May. We got her feet measured a couple of weeks ago and they'ves till not grown - she's very mse And the shoes I like the best are the cheapest childrens shoes too. This is VERY unlike me :rotfl: http://www.startriteshoes.com/girls/first-walking-shoes/abella

ETA: I've just seen that they ar ecalled ABELLA style - how funny and apt!

tarajayne

£ I agree with Rmac, fight it all the way. I take it your Doctor's statement backed you all the way, could they do another letter?

Mazcabs

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I used Maz's vouchers today to get 40 nappies for a grand total off......


drum roll.....

48p!!:j

Glad they worked for you Sami....next time some come through the fairies may wing themselves your way again unless anyone else asks!!

tarajayne wrote: »

Beenie, I'm no use, I spent £400 on a tumble dryer this year!

Beenie, think you said you'd ordered already but we've just bought a freezer off the Comet clearance site - bit like ebay in that you bid on the stuff. Its all stuff thats either returned, scratched a bit or ex showroom..

http://www.clearance-comet.co.uk/kitchen-home/laundry-dishwashers-pt-tumble-dryers.html

searching_me

rmac you got me looking at uggs ... philip said he'd get me some but hes getting me these http://schuh.co.uk/womens-black-and-gold-irregular-choice-whimsical-miaow-ankle-boot/1403907920 and its just too much for both x

jillie1974

ahh. morrisons must be nicer than my ASDA.

r.mac_2

I can't decide if they are a good choice for me or not SM! but I figure that if the winter is as bad as last and I get snowed in again, then I'm going to need something!

3onitsway

r.mac wrote: »

Shes still in her size 3.5 shoes that I bought in May. We got her feet measured a couple of weeks ago and they'ves till not grown - she's very mse And the shoes I like the best are the cheapest childrens shoes too. This is VERY unlike me :rotfl: http://www.startriteshoes.com/girls/first-walking-shoes/abella

Aww, little tiny feet. V is a 5 1/2 now!
Krystal has similar from Clarks, in lovely shiney red. Have you tried http://www.shoesforkids.co.uk/size4girls.asp?RSstartat=61&kw= I've just had a look at size 3-4, and they only have black shiney, but they have some very cute boots.

tarajayne wrote: »

£ I agree with Rmac, fight it all the way. I take it your Doctor's statement backed you all the way, could they do another letter?

The reports from the Dr. and the school are absolutely brilliant. It really makes me wonder if anyone actually read them.

workinmummy

r.mac - Last year I decided UGGs were just far too expensive for me.

So i bought EMU's instead.

I've just bought a new pair from this site. But luckily for me I have tiny feet, so I was able to buy for the children's section. Their lovely and toastie warm.