MSE Parents Club Part 14

angelfairy

hi everyone :wave:

how's things...

3- i see you have another battle on your hands. i am so cross for you. the MP idea sounds like a brilliant one.

tara - i have found my tin if you still wanted it for DD. it is blue and silver.

we have had visitors today which was lovely. LO was extremely well behaved, as was my friend's LO. mine is now fast asleep on the sofa so i am doing swagbucks/looking at approved foods.

tarajayne

Thanks AF, but whilst in Sainsburys the same day you mentioned it I went looking and found one. XXX

SugarSpun

weezl74 wrote: »

Perhaps lots of repetition, of 'oh I'm sorry to hear that, poor you!' which kinda doesn't then get drawn into the general being down on everyone, but is still supprtive?

I think this is awesome advice and you, as always, are a rockstar

searching_me wrote: »

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

Has he looked at the ebay outlet? It might not be much difference but sometimes it's massive.

3, I'm so :mad: and that you have to keep battling for things for J. Your MP sounds good though.

I am back from the Oktoberfest ladies' lunch and it was awesome. Friends are going back tonight so we'll see if I might not be able to join them :j

angelfairy

tarajayne wrote: »

Thanks AF, but whilst in Sainsburys the same day you mentioned it I went looking and found one. XXX

no worries

3onitsway

Sami Costco had some wintry looking boots in last week. I didn't look closely for the make/price though.


My baby girl has just had a dairylea dunker. She gave the little crackers to the dog and used the dairylea as a face pack.


Just found a bit on the DLA tribunal. It is a tribunal where the claimant has to attend in person - that should be interesting when they question him!

SugarSpun

3, I meant to say that a friend of mine advocated for a friend of hers who has Down's syndrome. They had to go to a tribunal because the DLA was reduced on the grounds that he might have improved.

"So, do you still have Down's syndrome?"
"Yes."
"Oh, ok then. *stamps form* DLA for you!"

Infuriating, and such a waste of time.

angelfairy

3onitsway wrote: »

Sami

My baby girl has just had a dairylea dunker. She gave the little crackers to the dog and used the dairylea as a face pack.


Just found a bit on the DLA tribunal. It is a tribunal where the claimant has to attend in person - that should be interesting when they question him!

mine isn't the only one that shares her food with the dog then .. although we have no dairylea that the moment, she is covered in marmite from her crackers which she just licked off before she ate half of my sandwhich.

i have so much admiration for the amount of fight you have in you. go get em!!

i have the music channels on .. am i the only one that doesn't really get the hype about lady gaga????

workinmummy

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

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Workinmummy your fabulous fairies arrived this morning and the coat is gorgeous!!! We had a Tu sleepsuit in the same colours and funnily enough Alfie wore it last night which I said was going to be the last time as it's now too small, real shame as the colour really suited him, so I'm extra mega chuffed with his new coat So thanks again to you and Alex :A

You and Alfie are most welcome, it's sad when things you like don't fit them anymore. But fab when they get new homes and are loved again.:smileyhea

Who linked to the Not on the high street site? It has some gorgeous things on it. I love all the knitted, crochet stuff toys, wish I had some skill to make things like that.

angelfairy

workinmummy wrote: »

Who linked to the Not on the high street site? It has some gorgeous things on it. I love all the knitted, crochet stuff toys, wish I had some skill to make things like that.

elle linked it to for me initially and then i added another link with the wooden toy train

gorgeous things on that site!!

tarajayne

SugarSpun wrote: »

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"So, do you still have Down's syndrome?"

:eek:

If I wasn't so shocked I'd laugh!