MSE Parents Club Part 14

Sarah_Joanne

Not really sure about the prices actually, hadn't thought about that. I know a club in another town he was djing at weren't allowed to have 90p drinks as it was too cheap, but they really wanted to do it as it was a 90's night. Manage to compromise at 99p drinks, not that that's much better. Must be a bit slacker here in Leeds!

I really need my bed anyway. Delivering a wedding cake first thing tomorrow and I need my beauty sleep (desparately lol!!)

tiamai_d

Where is the meet guys?

MichelleM

Thanks ladies, youve made me giggle this evening! Just what I needed. XXX

Sami_Bee

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

:rotfl:

I asked him if he'd had a woman in bed with him this morning while I was at Tesco. He said "no, of course not, why?"

My reply - "Because the bed is made and the curtains are open!" :rotfl:

He is out promoting his new night so hoping they get a lot of people in so he brings home lots of [STRIKE]shoe money [/STRIKE]money for food and bills

have sent to BILs GF poss not the best timing as she was majorly hungover today lol! last night BIL had to go rescue her from town coz she was puking everywhere so couldn't get a taxi - students eh!

tiamai_d

£75 a return?! I'd rather drive!

Sami_Bee

tiamai_d wrote: »

£75 a return?! I'd rather drive!

It'll take around 5hrs to drive I think.

tiamai_d

3hr51mins.

I reckon I could do it in 2hr30mins so long as I don't see any speed cameras lol, nah. It took us just over 5 hours to get to Leeds stopping every hour for 5mins. And 4 to get to Blackpool.

Sami_Bee

tiamai_d wrote: »

3hr51mins.

I reckon I could do it in 2hr30mins so long as I don't see any speed cameras lol, nah. It took us just over 5 hours to get to Leeds stopping every hour for 5mins. And 4 to get to Blackpool.

eurgh, my idea of hell, took us almost 6hrs to get to Edinburgh in july in the end I was ready for climbing out the window
I did do glasgow and back in a day to get OH when he ended up in hosp there but my Daddy drove :A furthest I've driven is to my sis's near hull which was sooo boring but less than 2hrs

aless02

3onitsway wrote: »

OH came in from work at half 4 this morning. When I spoke to him this afternoon, he told me he came in at half 4. I told him I knew, in my annoyed voice, and he said he thought he'd came in quietly.

It sounded like he bounced through the front door, then closed it with a hammer. Pogo'd into the bathroom, did a really loud wee, flushed, taps, door again. Went into the kitchen, filled the kettle loudly, put kettle on, bounced cups around for a while, etc etc.

Then at half five we woke up again when he bounced up the stairs, quietly :mad: climbed over the stairgate, fell into our room and slammed the door behind him, stripped off, fell into bed and farted.

I really need to get used to these shifts.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I read this aloud to DH and he laughed as well. He can be a bit bumbling, but thankfully not this bad when stumbling in late at night!

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

:drool: I need new boots.

Hope hubby makes some good money tonight

Is he a call girl or something? :rotfl::rotfl:

SS, I lost your post in multiquote, but :( for you. What everyone else said about getting help, definitely. Also, have you sat down for a long, serious chat with hubby about all this? He may laugh it off, but it sounds like it could really be affecting your marriage as well, and perhaps he needs to realise the seriousness of the situation. From how you've described him, that may be difficult to do, but if anyone would know how to make him stop p!ssing around, it would hopefully be you? :( It's not just Molly and parenting her, but sounds like he has a real lack of respect for you in other ways, too, and that's not a good way to live. I know you were just ranting somewhat, but there's usually a common thread in your rants since I've known you. *hugs*

got-it-spend-it

3onitsway wrote: »

I was wondering if you were about and how you manage with shifts! It must be really hard when you're working too.

When he's doing lates, I quite like doing the evenings on my own and seeing him when he gets in just after 10.
Normal days are ok because that's what we're used too with his old job.
Last weekend was a bit rubbish because he was working 7-5 Saturday and Sunday - so I felt a little bit on my own with three children , but he was here for bedtime and to eat with me.
This weekend he's on nights, so will sleep for most of the day. So I've seen him for about 2 hours today, same tomorrow, then i'll see him when he gets up on Sunday.

Also, with him not working Mon-Fri 9-5 like he used too, I usually have no idea what day it is!

Well OH has just rocked home, 2 hours late but it means we are already up. I flipping hate it when he's this late home as it means that instead of getting up at lunchtime he will now be asleep half the afternoon too, plus I am just bitter that I got woken up at 5!

ETA- I also find it hard when he is on nights and in bed all day as it really restricts what you can do at home. I can't get in the bedroom to tidy or put clothes away and I can't really hoover either.


I totally love the boots and I think they would be so useful......maybe I can do some ebaying to earn some extra pennies to buy them.

No idea what we are doing today but I really hope it involves a nice long nap very soon.