MSE Parents Club Part 14

Buttonmoons

delain wrote: »

Oh my kids do this too :rotfl::rotfl: **whine** You can't keep me in my room I'm only a child and I don't know any better!

There is a pastoral care lady at DD1's school who's a kind of tea and sympathy lady, DD1 is a big fan of that sort of thing and not shy of making up a sob story to get it :rotfl: oh the things I've had to go and explain :eek::eek:

She did some 'work' with this lady and wrote all about how she goes home on the bus on her own and has her own key and is home on her own :eek::eek:
Never mind that I'm picking her twin sisters up from their classroom 50 YARDS away from hers when she leaves school and we all go home together :rotfl:

How old is she :rotfl:Love the "I don't know any better" line. That's an elaborate lie that! I'd be so embarrassed haha.

She has made some effort, IE threw everything in the cupboard, I managed to squeeze it shut, so no-one can see I will have to go through it some point this week and chuck stuff out to make room for Xmas crap. I need to borrow my nana's carpet cleaner as half my rooms have manket carpets, though they are in bad nick anyways but Keira is forever spilling juice, or nail varnish, paints.....

delain

Buttonmoons wrote: »

How old is she :rotfl:Love the "I don't know any better" line. That's an elaborate lie that! I'd be so embarrassed haha.

She has made some effort, IE threw everything in the cupboard, I managed to squeeze it shut, so no-one can see I will have to go through it some point this week and chuck stuff out to make room for Xmas crap. I need to borrow my nana's carpet cleaner as half my rooms have manket carpets, though they are in bad nick anyways but Keira is forever spilling juice, or nail varnish, paints.....

I think my living room carpet is beyond saving :rotfl:

DD1 is 8, twins are 6.

Twin1, at the age of 5 tried to bury herself in my washing mountain (yes there was that much but it was all clean!) and when I told her to pick up the paper she'd dropped she wriggled a bit deeper and shouted

'I don't exist!'

I have no idea where they get it all from :rotfl:

SugarSpun

Hi Bruno, how are things?

I'm back from the office where I cleared out almost all my stuff. There's a single concertina file of papers that needs to come back here, and a postcard on my board but after those two it's just a matter of reformatting my computer and handing it over to the project manager and giving the keys to the secretary. My minion is on deadline though and was using both internet cables so I came home sharpish

kitkat5566

EA good luck for you scan, I am sure it'll be fine.

Does anyone know anything about babies being allergic to milk?? A friend just popped over with her little boy, she thinks T has a milk allergy as he has the same symptoms that her little boy had when they discovered he was allergic... hmmmmm it would explain a few things.

Hope everyones well and happy, its lovely and sunny here, shame T is napping I would take him out for a walk

weezl74

kitkat5566 wrote: »

Hope everyones well and happy, its lovely and sunny here, shame T is napping I would take him out for a walk

are you in south wales?

It's gorgeous in cardiff today too

SusanC_2

3onitsway wrote: »

I'm sure I could find something that needs doing if I really wanted too.

You should move house - I was unpacking today.

SusanC_2

aless02 wrote: »

Hahahahahaha, who are they kidding?!

Alice was never very messy. I think I have a photo record of every time she did get messy because it was so unusual.

workinmummy

kitkat5566 wrote: »

Does anyone know anything about babies being allergic to milk?? A friend just popped over with her little boy, she thinks T has a milk allergy as he has the same symptoms that her little boy had when they discovered he was allergic... hmmmmm it would explain a few things.

Both New Money Savers Liam and Hammy Hunters David have suffered with milk / dairy allergies. Oh and I think maybe one of Sami's boys does too. I'm sure one of these lovely ladies will be able to help you with any questions you may have.

SusanC_2

delain wrote: »

Twin1, at the age of 5 tried to bury herself in my washing mountain (yes there was that much but it was all clean!) and when I told her to pick up the paper she'd dropped she wriggled a bit deeper and shouted

'I don't exist!'

:rotfl: That actually made me LOL!

Krystaltips

Delain, do you get "this is the worst day ever!" from yours when you ask them to do anything?

Oh, after the toy binning incident of Sunday night, on Monday morning she got up and I heard her talking to hubby

A "I feel different today..."
D "oh, why's that?"
A "well my hair's a mess... And I've got less toys..."