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MSE Parents Club Part 14
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And congratulations EA
I did a test about 10 days po and nothing showed on it, so I put it in the box and in the bathroom bin... I did another a couple of days later and for no reason at all, I fetched the earlier test out of the box and there was a line on it... As I looked at the fresh test, a line just appeared and got darker... I knew I was pregnant by then though... I knew the night before I did the 2nd test...
To those that did a couple of orders for free books... Did you open a new account in someone elses name or just do another in your own name?
There were a couple of 99p book sets that might be worth getting for Aimee to put up for when she can read a bit better...A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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Congratulations EA!!!
With Amber I knew but I was about 5/6weeks. Still, I did one test that had a +, didn't beleive it so did one that had a 'Pregnant' didn't beleive that, did one at the GP surgery that had a line, had another positive at the hospital and I still lay down on the scan bed saying 'it'll just be one of these chemical or phantom things'. I believed it after seeing a wee totti egg and sac.
With Chris I knew almost straight away. I was sick almost straight away (we worked it out that I must have conceived on the Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday, implanted for the Saturday (I was dizzy) and started throwing up on the Sunday) Tested on the Monday but I knew.
I forgot the rest I had to say because I had a big sleep and now feel like a Zombie.
I'm on the hunt for a cheap sleepbag (12months +), Next have a nice one at £22 but hmm.... eBay ones any good? Because the sleeping bag is working great for Amber but its a bit neat the one we have borrowed.0 -
Tia, try Asda
Think theirs were about £6-8 last winter. Rhys' are from M&S, think they were £16 but bought with some sort of discount code or other. All equally nice - only reason I didn't use the Asda one was it's got WTP on it
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Asda had none in the other day, tescos may have some (and there are a few cardigans in tescos that Amber neeeeeeds). But thats a better price
Found one in Asda £100 -
Krystaltips wrote: »
To those that did a couple of orders for free books... Did you open a new account in someone elses name or just do another in your own name?
There were a couple of 99p book sets that might be worth getting for Aimee to put up for when she can read a bit better...
I cheekily used the same account, it still took the code so.. theres quite a lot in the 99p section isnt there,
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Awwww! Jake looks so grown up! And a huge grin! Is that him in P1? Are they in half days ofr the first few weeks?0
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Jake is so cute, JM!
...and now baby brain has just eaten everything I just read and now cannot remember what needs commenting on.
Oh and if anyone has non-British spouses/friends/whatever, be advised that UKBA phone monkeys are MORONS. Long story, but I needed to change my appointment date and you cannot do this online - so I phoned to cancel the old and book a new one and they said they didn't have any appointments open until mid-October. I was like whatever, when I booked online last week there were at least 3-4 appts available every day. So I just cancelled and left it for the new one. Once the cancellation came through, I went online and looked and there's several appointments showing every day all throughout September. Numpty, I knew I was right!!
Uh-oh, can hear poopspolosion noises coming from behind, be right back!!top 2013 wins: iPad, £50 dental care, £50 sportswear, £50 Nectar GC, £300 B&Q GC; jewellery, Bumbo, 12xPringles, 2xDiesel EDT, £25 Morrisons, £50 Loch Fyne
would like to win a holiday, please!!
:xmassmile Mummy to Finn - 12/09; Micah - 08/12! :j0 -
Krystal, I ordered three times on one account
Lovely pics, JM!0 -
He's adorable JM
I love that first time they laugh... It completely takes you by surprise and then you spend ages trying to get them to do it again lol...A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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3 - are the handles on your fridge like a bar or a curve if that makes sense? if a bar then ikea do a lock that would work on the handles, if not can you reach the top? you could use this type http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/80108935 I have those on my fridge (not a fancy American style one) I wouldn't bother with the similar locks that boots do that are a strip of rubber tho, we had those at first but after a month or so they fell apart.
Tia I have a big sleeping bag you could have if you're not fussy? it doesn't say a size on it but IIRC its 12-18mth, its pretty plain cream or white with goldish bronze edging and says "best friends" or something on the yoke. I didn't use it so its as new, just been hung up in the wardrobe for 3yrs
PS. To those lovlies that sent me a PM or commented on the other forum THANK YOU! :kisses3: I WILL finish replying to everyone todayxx
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