MSE Parents Club Part 14

3onitsway

tarajayne wrote: »

3, you still around hun?

I am. What have I done?

My_Fathers_Daughter

bexta wrote: »

MFD, Sophie loves her new Giraffe, she started chewing at it straight away! Are you on commission?

Aw - I wish I were. Glad she likes it! I am the SS who you just accepted a friend request from


She is such a beaut!!

tarajayne

3onitsway wrote: »

I am. What have I done?

Nothing, will pm you. XXX

Sarah_Joanne

bexta wrote: »

MFD, Sophie loves her new Giraffe, she started chewing at it straight away! Are you on commission?

SJ, that sounds very organised!

Stupid Facebook groups, a couple of my friends have joined a group protesting against the building of a mosque in our town. I'm one of the least religious people you'll meet, but people have the right to worship and celebrate their faith. Not all followers of Islam are terrorists - my uncle's a school crossing man!

It will be good if we can stick to it. Things often come up meaning the planned tea doesn't happen, or I decide last minute I don't fancy it and I want take out instead Whick is why the stuff I'm not so keen on appears week after week but still never gets eaten :rotfl:

I keep meaning to ask, does anyone know where our Sophie has gone cos I can't find her?

tiamai_d

Cleaver Fergie and cute Benjamin!

I'm watching traffic cops and laughing at a woman in a big fancy Range Rover who 'can't' peel off the tinted window film because of her false nails. And it's so unfair because if she doesn't peel it off she'll get a fine, but she's just had her nails done! oh ma lordy! (she's a stuck up cow)

bexta

MFD, it sounds like you guys had a lot of fun at playtime. It sounds as is if your DSS and Benjamin are devoted to each other, which is lovely.

SJ, it's a bit like that here, we have a vague selection of stuff we eat often, and then random things that make their way into the freezer/ cupboards. But yeah, the takeaway does call from time to time when we cba!

I've also accepted someone on FB with the initials A-MC, but not sure of your alias, but hello.

MadDogWoman_2

I don't think I can go back tbh.

I am hoping I can do something so that they learn a lesson which means any future employees who know their rights won't suffer the same treatment, but need advice from Union man first.

I've planned it like that as Katie gets bored really quickly colouring in so starts messing about so I'm hoping that this will engage her and the rest of the group a bit more, it's easier now that they are all of a similar age.

Oh I spoke to our Rector last Sunday, he's happy to do a letter to accompany our school application, he also gives a copy to the school in advance, this means she's guaranteed a place :j

Krystaltips

Kindof, tbh I wouldn't bother buying him proper shoes until he can walk. Even in the carrier he'd be fine with socks and booties... Caitlyn was walking for about 3 months before I bought her shoes, and I only bought them because she was starting to walk outside... She never wears them unless we're going out either... The bones in their feet are still soft and forming, shoes aren't too essential...

Sarah_Joanne

bexta wrote: »

MFD, it sounds like you guys had a lot of fun at playtime. It sounds as is if your DSS and Benjamin are devoted to each other, which is lovely.

SJ, it's a bit like that here, we have a vague selection of stuff we eat often, and then random things that make their way into the freezer/ cupboards. But yeah, the takeaway does call from time to time when we cba!

I've also accepted someone on FB with the initials A-MC, but not sure of your alias, but hello.

That's HammyHunter. Hi Hammy if you're lurking!

My_Fathers_Daughter

bexta wrote: »

MFD, it sounds like you guys had a lot of fun at playtime. It sounds as is if your DSS and Benjamin are devoted to each other, which is lovely.

SJ, it's a bit like that here, we have a vague selection of stuff we eat often, and then random things that make their way into the freezer/ cupboards. But yeah, the takeaway does call from time to time when we cba!

Benjamin adores DSS and DSS is a brilliant kid who looks out for his little brother. We are mostly a shining example of how extended families can work really well :cool:


We had fajitas the other night...hubby said the tortillas were 'unusually thick' - when I checked they were use by December 2009...I didn't tell hubby :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: