MSE Parents Club Part 14

workinmummy

Don't seem to be able to like it on my phone. Will do tomorrow in work Jam:)

searching_me

LOVE IT!! em ... nomnomnomnom x

emlou2009

Oh and on the subject if hair removal cream, it does grow back a bit softer than shaving cos it dissolves the hair down to just below the surface of the skin, but not as soft as waxing cos waxing takes the hair out from the root and it regrows completely. I use hair removal cream on my foof once a month :rotfl: I put it on and clean the bathroom with the door locked whilst walking like John Wayne :rotfl: the hair turns all jelly like and then I scrape it off with my fingernails!

BeenieCat

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BeenieCat

Em i do that too Except i use an old credit card to scrape it off :rotfl:

Hope so 3, i couldn't work out if he was annoyed or not, i noticed he took ages to drive off though as i was going off into the distance.

Well done to your OH :j and Em, that cake really is epic! *drool*

emlou2009

Oooh Beenie good idea, I have a spare Ikea family card I might have to test in the bathroom next time :rotfl:

Evansangel

I was scratching the hair off with the free scraper so now i have marks on my legs and arms :rotfl:

Em, the cake looks nom nom nom. How do you make your Ganache topping?

tarajayne

tiamai_d wrote: »

DH is off to collect new car We are supposed to be going out for a wee run, but Amber is a bit warm and clingy (oh-oh). And I can't be bothered now.

Is Molly walking? Can we call her Molly-Wobbles till she gets steady?

On the walking thing. Amber can do a few steps (2-4) on her own but hasn't been making rogress. I am not bothered at all but the nursery has commented on it and asked if I'm worried. I can't remember when DS1 walked and obviously DS2 doesn't count. But I was under the impression that 14months is not that unusual for them not to be 'independant walkers'? Given that Miss Molly is just walking now and she is our bench mark (cos Amberusually follows her a few weeks after which works out right going by their due dates) I'm not worried at all. So this whole speach was pointless... (ok so you all now tell me that I am correct and nothing is wrong and I can shut the worried mum inside up)

I would say using my current day to day with Maddy as an example, make the most of not walking much. :cool: I'm pulling my hair out. Coals from the gas fire, ornaments from the window sill, she piles toys etc to reach the shelves, dvd and cds emptied, bins emptied, now reaching stuff off the kitchen table, pulling my cupboard that is turned back to front over to reach the drawers, climbing in toy boxes and screaming blue murder if she gets stuck, switching the tv on and off for a past-time, pulling plugs out, moving chairs around the kitchen, climbing on sofa to reach photos on the wall, screeching with delight when she gets hold of the wii remote and madly waving her arms in front of the tv in the wildest hope of winning!!! I'm knackered! :rotfl:

BeenieCat

emlou2009 wrote: »

Oooh Beenie good idea, I have a spare Ikea family card I might have to test in the bathroom next time :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl: I can't stand the feel of it in my nails even after i've washed it off, makes them go soft and that stuff smells weird. I even saved the gloves from my hair dye last time i did it :rotfl:

tarajayne

And well done Mr 3. X

Lovely pics EA. X

Beenie, omg, every time I log in you have more stuff to deal with. XXXXXXX