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MSE Parents Club Part 14
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My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »Bear hunt is a fave here too...it's just a 'fun' read rather than a calming read IWSWIM (we do the actions!!!)
Arrghhh - not the same level at all but my MIL turned my toaster up yesterday. I like my toast quite lightly done, she evidently likes hers well doneGuess who had well done toast this morning!!
Next time I go round to hers maybe I will turn hers down!!! But I guess that won't work for cooking veggies in your MILs kitchen!!
Congrats on your new nephew
It is the same thing though- it's a 'if you're in my house, it's done my way' type thing (even if you are looking after my child for free :rotfl:).
Thanks!
Ladybird- -I'll risk it and post on there anyway!:DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator0 -
I have my toaster on number 6 but only so it cooks quicker0
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i do my toast on number 3 then 30secs on 1.
unless its frozen then its number 5'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
Hello all, just lurking but nothing to add really.
Hope youre all ok. XX
First baby born 10/06/10:heartpuls 6lb 10z:heartpulsI love my little family0 -
My toaster is set at 6, I hate when Idris makes toast as he is lazy and idle and turns it down to 2 so he can go sit back down in the living room until it's ready, but then he forgets and I find stale half cooked toast in it.
Oh, he fixed the TV. LG quoted £170 to repair it, he done it for £19 and that was for capacitors from Maplin. Some capacitors had burst and were leaking, and so it wasn't being able to store up the 5v charge it needed to turn on, hence why it kept cutting out when trying to get it on. Very pleased with that though. But my real dad said he was going to buy me a 42" plasma for Xmas - I told him that's too big as my stand can only take 37" at the most I think, anyhoo I told him and now he's asking me what I want, I can have £500 he says :eek: !!!!!!......Iphone?
Keira's cough is still bad, it's like a dog barking it's that gruff, so went to the chemist at my mums, and told them, and I'd like to get it off the minor ailment scheme pleaseBig bottle of whatever the stuff, smells like aniseed or something, Keira hasn't been asking for THAT medicine, if it's calpol she nips your head 10 times an hour for some as it's so "malicious"
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Evansangel wrote: »I can do Fareham, i can get the 1A to the town centre.
So if someone can meet me there as i always get lost in Fareham.
DH will probably come along to, but dont worry he doesn't steal babies:rotfl::rotfl:
Although once he said this to me "Now we have a baby i feel i can look at other peoples babies without looking like a weirdo" :eek:
He has a habit of saying things that sound worse than he means :rotfl:
I have ordered an electronic mouse killer thingyWe went to the council to ask about enviromental health coming out and they said that often they charge more than the shop bought poison, but he recommomended the electronic thing as he has one.
got-it-spend-it wrote: »Isn't the landlord sorting it? They should pay for environmental health!
Fareham suits me. Em- where shall we go in Fareham?
Sady it wasn't a BP linked site, Ladybird, although I like your thinking! I'm finding the threads are getting locked on there quicker now so it's harder to go back and thank them too!
DT1- Not sure if you are a swagbucker or a bingoporter, but if you are and have vouchers to use then Amazon can be quite good value for GHDs. I got my pink ones from there for a great price (although I can't see them on there now).
I would offer a lift but I have no idea how to fit the first size car seat back in my car!
EA, is there one you know of that the buses go near?Mummy to
DS (born March 2009)
DD (born January 2012)
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would anyone like to feed my kids, get them ready for the school disco and sit for an hour bored with lots of mums talking about how much their daughters cheerleading outfit costs and all the competitions she has over the next million years?
wish i knew about this pony as it would get their backs up hehehe! i sooo want to moveWhat's for you won't go past you0 -
I have my toast on 3
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Im totally stuck as to what to get Keira for her "big" gift at Xmas. I will get her new board games/paints/puzzles/books/cards/bits and bobs for the main part but I do like to give her one big thing but I'm stumped. She has:
Big massive wooden dolls house
Big wooden farm set
Wooden train sets
Big wooden Kitchen
Bike
Scooter
Silvercross dolls pram....
Oh yes and the big wooden art easel
She has a desk and chairs
Er my child has everything "big" ......WHAT DO I BUY HER!! She's asking for a Motorbike :rotfl:0 -
We don't have a toaster. Not "allowed" one as it creates crumbs.
Flipping OCD weirdo.
Have to use the grill and remember i've put it under0
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