MSE Parents Club Part 15

hammyhunter

Haven't read back and about to go and sort out D's bath and bed but wanted to say GISI - thinking of you. How is you new hair?

CAFCGirl

r.mac wrote: »

How about a big stone?

You could get Landen to do a hand or better still foot print on it, then varnish it to seal it. If you used a big stone from beach or your garden it would be very mse?

I'm not that into garden ornaments - what about a lovely bird box/feeder and buy a bucket of fat/seed balls from the garen centre/pet shop for about £5-10?

they dont really like wildlife.... theyre quite plan people. DH todl me nothing useful,foodie or "nice" - his words... they're very meat and two veg :rotfl:

i love that print idea, as too would my parents but as the IL's informed me..

"L is our 7th grandchild now, we're a bit over babies now"

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOh THE JOY!
Well he's my first and last baby so suck it....:mad:

CAFCGirl

btw am going to ikea tomorrow what lovely goodies can I get myself....

off to oogle the wall hanging xmas tree

tarajayne

gill_81uk wrote: »

It's MGEB who was on the ttc and pg threads...she had a little boy a few weeks after I had T.

Still none the wiser! :rotfl:

Evansangel

Evening everyone

Am waiting on my dad to arrive so he can fix my sink, it takes forever to drain away

From what i can remember, yay for Molly walking!

CAFC, ((hugs))

I was thinking, i feel bad for not giving away Lilys stuff on the fairy exchange. But if bump is a blue on then i'll have loads to give away. I cba with eBaying most of it.
If it is a girl im still getting rid of the dresses, she only wore most of them once just so she actually got some wear out of them

SugarSpun

CAFCGirl wrote: »

btw am going to ikea tomorrow what lovely goodies can I get myself....

off to oogle the wall hanging xmas tree

OOOOoooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh I'm planning to go on Thursday :j

Meatballs for lunch AND some lovely things to bring home.

Buttonmoons

Can someone find me a link or proof that this is not true?

One of Idris' friends is saying that parents have to support their child until the age of 23 if they go to uni, weather they stay at home or not.

True or false? IT MUST BE FALSE!

SugarSpun

EA why would you fairy stuff when you're about to have a new littlie?! Don't feel guilty!

Even if you weren't having another, there's absolutely no obligation to fairy stuff, most of us do it because we CBA with ebaying

CAFCGirl

Buttonmoons wrote: »

Can someone find me a link or proof that this is not true?

One of Idris' friends is saying that parents have to support their child until the age of 23 if they go to uni, weather they stay at home or not.

True or false? IT MUST BE FALSE!

i thought it was 18 or finished full time education i.e sixth form

CAFCGirl

SugarSpun wrote: »

OOOOoooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh I'm planning to go on Thursday :j

Meatballs for lunch AND some lovely things to bring home.

im off on the xmas section LOL

seen some uber cool storage jars and serveware....

might buy my own xmas present from DH tomorrow :T