MSE Parents Club Part 14

Buttonmoons

SusanC wrote: »

:rotfl: It did cross through my mind that you might have some already.

Too many really Bless, I think the tops of the radiotars are supposed to come off anyways but looks like some screws are missing from either side to hold it down? Wouldnt surprise me, this is house is falling to bits. The screws were probably missing when we moved in as the last tennants PAINTED over white radiotors, with erm white! Same with the windows, was lovely pine wooden frames, I have gross minging white paint badly done.

Beenie she has gorgeous eyes and that's a totally well balanced lunch!

Sami_Bee

aless02 wrote: »

What is this free books malarky everyone keeps going on about? If you can't post it, then please PM me! *puppy eyes*

I remembered the other thing...gave Finn some fromage frais for the first time today - you'd think it was birthday and Christmas all rolled into one the way he was soooo excited. (there's a joke in there somewhere )

eta: People who have taken car seats as luggage on an airplane...do I need to wrap it up or do something special? We need to bring the car seat with us to Scotland this weekend and just wondering if I need to assemble a box for it or something. It'll be checked baggage.

We put ours in a holdall with the nappies and changing mat then on the return leg with unfolded clothes :cool: no damage was sustained

Sami_Bee

Beenie I'm LOVING her wild wispy hair so cute and looks as happy as a pig in muck

Krystaltips

Well there's a pile more books headed my way now... And Caitlyn's still asleep, so there's a result!

I don't know what I'm going to feed them tonight for tea... I think it's going to be something similar to Ambers lunch Beenie...

3onitsway

Thanks Elle & Sami for fridge lock suggestions. Sami, they're circular or cylindrical bars.

Thanks Krystal & Becles for holiday suggestions. We've been the Canaries a few times in December, sometimes it's been hot, sometimes you've needed a cardi in the day, so I don't suppose you're guaranteed heat anywhere, but wherever will no doubt be warmer than here.

Off to school now - don't know whether to walk or car, it keeps going dark and threatening to rain.

tiamai_d

BrunoM wrote: »

*hoping that Tia had baby intervention and not unconsciousness-leading-to-head-on-keyboard*

Amber had a Rawr-Rawr moment. She loves battering the laptop, then I deposited her in bed then I remembered I hadn't called nursery to say she wasn't coming in so I called them and she was like 'duh! we worked that out! And then we all talked about you.' but in a friendly way coz my nursery is lovely Then I did the dishes and cleaned the kitgchen then I called the after school club where the boys should be going after school to say that neither of them would be there then I sat down and read back I'm tried now. So I'll finish this (probably at about 10pm), make coffee hang a washing out and start on the ironing.

BeenieCat wrote: »

Have you seen the state of my child?? Minger!! She was perfectly clean an hour ago...

Just because it is an epic picture! Have I ever mentioned that I love seeing pictures of grubby children? Especially cute smiley ones! :j:T

got-it-spend-it

workinmummy wrote: »

SJ - I'll raise you and see you.
One year post birth of Alex and yesterday I forgot my mobile, so knew I had to go get it after school run. Then walking across the school car-park, I realised I hadn't put a bra on!!!???. !!!!!!, how did I do that? I seriously can't do bra-less. So quick trip home before work to get phone and put bra on. I've seriously lost it, but hey at least I remembered my knickers :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

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MichelleM wrote: »

Got it spend it- I dont know how your OH does it... my SIL works on the special care baby unit and often has to deal with newborns not making it. I have to say it has made her quite a hard person over the years.

I could never do a job with that kind of emotional involvement. I mull it over for days if a customer shouts at me at work . I imagine it does make you quite hard after a while.


Sami- i would love to offer helpful advice but I was too dim to work out what the other forum was or how to find you.

Beenie- Amber is such a stunner. She has the most incredible eyes and I think Henry may fall in love with her .

Lovely to see you back and posting Elle!

Nice to have you back too, Aless, if I haven't already said that. What are you off to Scotland for?

Lovely pic of Jake looking very grown up, JM.

My little boy can walk along pushing his ride on car, and he make brum, brum noises while he does it :D:eek::eek:. Proud, scared mummy moment!

workinmummy

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:

Sami- i would love to offer helpful advice but I was too dim to work out what the other forum was or how to find you.

Snap

Beenie and JM lovely photos.

EA Congratulations :j
And well done on your coursework Becles.

Still feeling carp, hacking, coughing, sneezing and generally passing my germs around the office. It's nice to share

redstararnie76

Just trying to catch-up - Congratulations EA

workinmummy

Just put this photo on facebook.

Alex and his cousin Annie on his birthday.

Annie is only 7 months old and looks about the same age as Alex.