MSE Parents Club Part 14

Evansangel

I love the giant Angel Slice

Becles

SusanC wrote: »

I didn't really like The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. It was an interesting concept but totally unrealistic and turns things around so that the emotional sympathy is given to the perpetrators whilst the main victims are left for the most part unpersonified. I think it would have been better set in a completely fictitious context rather than romanticising and downplaying such a serious real historic event.

I thought it was a strange film and a bit disturbing. Josh watched it at school and I'm still not sure that they were old enough to understand the main themes of the film. I think they would have been better off watching a film with a more accurate portrayal of events.

Duvets: we've got a king size bed but a superking duvet so there is plenty to go around

I love pimp my snack too

Back from work and shattered. Just got the boys old Brio set out the loft and Charlotte thinks it's amazing. Watching the match now. Haway the lads!

Krystaltips

EA, they will start with just going from the date of your LMP.... That might make you 10w now, but they'll change it when you get to your scan and you're 9w instead of 12... If you're lucky you might get called back for another...

Sugar, Tesco seem to be distinctly lacking in Wagon Wheels... (Either that or DH is inept... It's likely...) but he does have roses for you

Evansangel

Krystaltips wrote: »

EA, they will start with just going from the date of your LMP.... That might make you 10w now, but they'll change it when you get to your scan and you're 9w instead of 12... If you're lucky you might get called back for another...

Yeah my doctor said i will probaby have 2 scans as they do a nucheal scan here.
The computer is only set to 28 day cycles which seems a bit rubbish as not everyone has that, but oh well

aless02

It is not very conducive to getting the floors clean when your baby is terrified of the hoover. :mad:

Krystaltips

Aless, you need an old lady sweeper... Aimee still hides upstairs when I hoover sometimes... Thankfully Caitlyn's not that fussed... Although she's not keen about you trying to hoover bits of plastic off her feet....

aless02

Krystaltips wrote: »

Aless, you need an old lady sweeper... Aimee still hides upstairs when I hoover sometimes... Thankfully Caitlyn's not that fussed... Although she's not keen about you trying to hoover bits of plastic off her feet....

I'm extremely tempted, as this one weighs a million pounds, is louder than a jackhammer and is rubbish at getting around things. Hence my signature.

Krystaltips

I love my Dyson!! It weighs a bit more than the cheaper hoovers I had but nothing comes close to how well it picks up and how easy it is to use...

SugarSpun

Krystaltips wrote: »

Sugar, Tesco seem to be distinctly lacking in Wagon Wheels... (Either that or DH is inept... It's likely...) but he does have roses for you

Whoo hoo!

I shamefully failed to make it to the post office today but will do so on Monday.

And I am in love with my Dyson.

Evansangel

SugarSpun wrote: »

And I am in love with my Dyson.

*jealous*

I reeeeally want a Dyson, but only the stairs and 2 bedrooms are carpetted so no point really