MSE Parents Club Part 15

Sarah_Joanne

SugarSpun wrote: »

SJ my very deep voice helps me shout across building sites

Bet you can wolf whistle too :whistle:

Buttonmoons wrote: »

No I just did it because I'm really really REALLY clumsy, it's an inbuilt thing. It's a running joke I'd trip over a crumb

It was fine, it has rubber on the top of it......:whistle:

I used to have a friend who was always tripping up, every time he did it we'd all complain about people leaving The Big Pile Of F All lying around for people to trip up over :rotfl:

searching_me

:hello: jo x

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Susan, you always manage to make one articulate sentence that says exactly what I took two rambling paragraphs to say.

I'm often long and rambling too.

ETA: And you don't see all the bits I write and delete before posting.

weezl74

CAFC I'm worried about a couple of final sounding things you have posted, especially after the thing you said earlier about not wanting to be here any more.

Please, please talk more.

Buttonmoons

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Bet you can wolf whistle too :whistle:



I used to have a friend who was always tripping up, every time he did it we'd all complain about people leaving The Big Pile Of F All lying around for people to trip up over :rotfl:

I once tripped over, yes seriously, a baby sock.......:rotfl: It's really dangerous me having cats as they like to wangle between your legs. I've stood on them A LOT.

I fell down my mums stairs when I was about 7 months pregnant, I were OKAY! But I landed on my glass and cut up my arm, because of this my mum insisted I woke her up in the early am's, for her to take Keira downstairs in the car seat when I was doing a night feed (If idris stayed over then one of us would just nip down for the bottle) Even when I was going upstairs during the day, she'd lift it up for me :eek:

Im just a klutz!

Im hungry, what to eat what to eat

weezl74

SusanC wrote: »

I imagine she will - we are particularly going to see the changing of the guard because she knows part of the poem and will recognise it so will have more meaning to her than other random London sights.

I remembered she liked it. It made me smile to know she would see it:)

emlou2009

Salted chocolate Buttons, its where its at!

I am in no way plotting what I'm giving people for xmas. Nuh-uh.

Glad

I really don't want the thread to go off topic again but I have read CAFC's post, I do appreciate her posting and I have replied by pm

Jo.G

SugarSpun wrote: »

Hello! We do like new posters if you'd like to come talk to us when X Factor is finished

My 'baby' is nearly 7 and the big one is nearly 11 so I have forgotten anything that may be remotely useful and would be well out of date. But I have learnt lots from you lot and am currently considering buying my nearly 3 month old niece a Sophie for Christmas

SugarSpun

Jo, we also love bigguns

And we love Sophie. Ours is well and truly eaten!