MSE Parents Club Part 14

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Just tired and grumpy and a bit hurt, Em, nothing anything any of you did though

Goodnight.

Have a :grouphug: - it sounds like you need it.

Krystaltips

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

I didn't mean to sound like I boasting about no grey hairs, btw, just in case I touched a nerve with anyone. I realised afterwards that might not have been very sensative.

I thought you were boasting... Your obvious youthfulness has hurt my feelings... I demand you at least own up to a wrinkle or 3!

tiamai_d wrote: »

Now to stalk SS and find out what has upset her...

You won't find it stalking her on here...

MichelleM

Make sure you read my code in last message SS, it will explode in the next 5 mins so be quick!

searching_me wrote: »

oops michelle i had a vision of them trying to getting every last drop pf tea out the bag :rotfl: ... extreme mse :rotfl: x

:rotfl:

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

I didn't mean to sound like I boasting about no grey hairs, btw, just in case I touched a nerve with anyone. I realised afterwards that might not have been very sensative.
.

:) You are lovely.

CAFCGirl wrote: »

sorry Michelle I was skim reading.
I didnt realise you lived at IL's. Is that a permanent thing? Why does your OH (I presume its hime) say not now to a cot? Is it a money thing (sorry if im being too nosey?)

LOL No, we stay from Fri eve to Sunday, it does my !!!!ing head in but Ive just got used to it. Its totally an asian culture thing, he wanted us to live here at first but is said no way! I did agree to weekend thing though so my fault really. I dont know what hes doing abou the cot, just being an @rse I guess as there is money to buy it.

workinmummy

I've had lovely cuddles from my baba today! He came upstairs with me to watch Strictly and has given mummy big loves. At one point we banged heads and my saying ow and rubbing my head meant that it was highly amusing and had to be repeated lots.

Sorry you are upset SS. T'internet is playing up on me tonight and I am unable to read some sites properly. But offer virtual hugs.

SusanC_2

emlou2009 wrote: »

Me too
I really struggle to cover them. I dye my hair once a month with permanent dye and after a week I can see the pesty things again! Grr!

I don't bother trying to hide mine. I don't think anyone looks that closely because nobody believes me when I say I have them unless I actually point them out.

emlou2009 wrote: »

We have decided to TTC and I'm not totally sure how I feel about it
I feel like I've brought S up fairly well but I'm not sure how I'd cope with two, but then on the same token I was scared how I'd cope with S before he came along and I guess its just something you adjust to, the same as when you have the first one?
I am very aware that I havent coped very well with S at various points over the last 19 months... I dont really know what I'm trying to say here, can someone tell me please LOL!

When I got pregnant with Alice I was a bit :eek: even though it was planned. I'd mentally prepared myself for the possiblity of it taking a long time (not for any particular reason other than I know it sometimes can) and it was a complete shock when it happened straight away as I hadn't even considered that as a possibility.

SusanC_2

MichelleM wrote: »

Eh? Have I totally missed this?! I think I may have missed half the thread this evening.....

Don't worry, it was a long time ago - not a recent event.

CAFCGirl

Oh that is strange (about buying the cot I mean).... where does she sleep at your house then?
If OH stays at SIL's over the weekend, why do you need to stay at your IL's? Is it so you all get to spend time with them? Im sorry if i sound really ignorant.... I know a couple of muslim families, and one of them all lived together, 4 generations of them..... and it was hard for the partners.....

MichelleM

SusanC wrote: »

Admittedly the door was round the corner on a different street to the street name in my address but it wasn't that hard to find. They did manage to find their way subsequently when I called 999 because people were breaking into the shop below me but never got round to taking a statement. It turned out the car actually wasn't stolen - it had just been moved and left on it's side in the middle of the road so the police had recovered it because it was in the way.

Can you point me in the right direction of your post about this as I cant find it?!! And I have read the thread properly! You answered before I posted! lol

Ooooo Krystal do you know something?

My_Fathers_Daughter

3onitsway wrote: »

Random question alert: Mfd, Em and anyone else with toddler boys. Tia's facebook pic and V's current obsession with her dolly made me wonder what the similar aged boys do with dollies? Is it a girl thing?

Benjamin doesn't have any dolls (:o bad mummy) but he has teddies and he isn't interested in any of them.

He does have access to dolls at the CM's but she has never told me that he was playing with them. He loves toy prams and pushchairs but often pushes cars around in them!


He does have a kitchen and he doesn't have any guns....I am not that bad

bexta

Susan, that sounds a bit like OH mum's flat, shop entrance on one street, flat entrance on another - but listed as the shop's street.

3, thinking back to my brother (he's 26 now), he had a doll, pushchair, handbag and vacuum cleaner from being about 15 months to about 3ish. He had the doll as he'd our dolls and pull their heads off, the hoover as he took my mum's apart, and he'd fill the handbag with blocks or cars. He did grow out of it, but has turned into a total girl now he's engaged