MSE Parents Club Part 14

Becles

3onitsway wrote: »

My first thought was is this boys mother aware of what happened or the big hard cousing coming round? Maybe if he knows he's guilty, he's not even told his mother??

I think she will be aware. She doesn't work, and she's home most of the time, so she certainly would have been in when he arrived home.

Not sure about getting in first and reporting her son to school as that would get James into trouble with school too.

Might try and ring her over the weekend and see what she says.

*hugs* SS - hope you are ok xx

tiamai_d

When DH does the school run there are a few that tend to fight. He usually tells 1 to sit at the front, another to sit the other side, back etc. TBH, the school is not interested in what goes on on the bus. Maybe see if they can just be separated? And if they both have wounds then it was a fight, he won't be chucked out the school. They may both be taken in and spoken too, but I doubt it.

CAFCGirl

evening all

IT'S HERE!!!!!

*I'm sharing Beenie shaped squeals*

I loveses it...... its so cool, I'd have played about with it all afternoon if L hadn't been a moody fidget.....
Its green and super whizzy, and the handle bar is adjustable which for midgets like me is a god send, and bestest of all and what started this whole affair - ITS PARENT FACING!!!

Beenie - Any phone call on the house

Hugs to all who need them...

Celebrating my pushchair joy with take away tonight, whoop whoops

SugarSpun

Krystaltips wrote: »

:jPick me, pick me!!!:j:j:j:j

PM me where the fairies are flying

Thanks all, I feel like I do loads of whining but it seems that gradually I'm doing much more of the baby stuff than I was before and ... whited out Husband is still so sick that I can't ask any more of him - but I'm exhausted. And earlier on he asked if we'd need someone to help take care of the baby when my contract ends because he's worried at how angry I'm getting over small things but he doesn't realise I'm angry because of him not her.

Anyway, I'm :rotfl: because for about the seventeenth time in a row Husband has dressed Miss Molly for bed and not fastened all the snaps on her sleepsuit.

MadDogWoman_2

Hugs SS and Becles.

Grrrrrr Union man hasn't rung, have to wait until Monday now, I have spoken the lady that runs the office though, she seemed surprised that he hadn't rung, as I left him a couple of messages earlier in the week.

Spent the afternoon making Chocolate Fudge Brownies with Katie.

She was so funny as she kept saying "lets see how Daddy is doing" then "lets see how mummy is doing" and moving her step between the two of us.

SugarSpun

CAFC, how was returning the Quinny?

MadDogWoman_2

SS your whited out bit reminds of when Katie was born.

I was cloud cukoo land trying to explain to DH how to put a sleepsuit on and how to fasten it, it took about 10 minutes of flinging the thing around my bed before he finally got it. I remember one of my comments being "we should have practiced this on a doll."

Krystaltips

SugarSpun wrote: »

PM me where the fairies are flying

I shall pm you in a minute, and send DH to the supermarket for roses tomorrow

And I'm sorry DH is being so pants at the moment, maybe you should take up the offer of hired help and spend an afternoon a week in bed

SusanC_2

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Spent the afternoon making Chocolate Fudge Brownies with Katie.

She was so funny as she kept saying "lets see how Daddy is doing" then "lets see how mummy is doing" and moving her step between the two of us.

:rotfl: So cute.

weezl74

Krystaltips wrote: »

And I'm sorry DH is being so pants at the moment, maybe you should take up the offer of hired help and spend an afternoon a week in bed

although I feel guity and daft sometimes for having help with ferg so I could rest while v PG or now so it's just me and kessie a bit of the time, I do REALLY think it can be an ace solution, and if all other things are equal I think it can be great.