MSE Parents Club Part 15

kitkat5566

Thanks Lady I have just phoned my sis and I am taking T there tonight, its the 1st time he has been to her flat!! (its 8 cases of stairs so I have avoided it!) so getting out will do us both good, although I am abit worried about taking T out in the cold.

Coil... ouch. I dont think I could ever have one unless I was knocked out when it was put in, LOL.

ladybirdintheuk

I figured the idea of the coil creeps me out less than the implant. And I'm rubbish at taking the pill, so I need something permanent. I don't trust myself otherwise!

delain

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

I'm baaack. Getting a coil fitted blimmin hurts. It doesn't take long to do, but ouch! I was good though, and didn't swear or anything Now on the sofa with my wheat bag and the internet. I was right in guessing I wouldn't get much done this afternoon.

Kitkat how annoying. It is one thing to not come over, but not telling you is just rude I'm sure she didn't mean to come accross like she doesn't want to see you though.

Well you just put me off getting one :rotfl: and I'm too unreliable to take the pill, and the implant turned me into a growling fat monster

I hope everyone is OK, I haven't read back.

KK I'm an expert in offending people because I forget what I've arranged to do, then end up calling to cancel at the last minute I'm sure she would feel really bad if she knew how she'd made you feel

Well I went to sleep, woke up feeling rough and them promptly fell down the stairs and now I have very bruised backside, I'm betting it will already be an interesting shade of purple!

On the plus side my nan is taking my older 3 out for tea and OH and I are having liver and onions

ladybirdintheuk

Are lkiver and onions a good thing then delain (asks the vegetarian), or is that a euphemism? :rotfl:

delain

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

Are lkiver and onions a good thing then delain (asks the vegetarian), or is that a euphemism? :rotfl:

unless I find the arnica, I'll be too sore for anything that needs a euphemism :rotfl:

It's not too bad the way I do it, I dont usually like the texture but it's nice this way. Plus it's iron packed and various doctors keep moaning at me about iron

I was going to have a go at going veggie once, but never quite managed it

My mum has a friend who was vegan, she asked him what he ate (expecting to hear about veg curry and stir fries) and he said:

'Baked beans and chips, usually':eek::eek:

I was worried I'd end up with that kind of diet:rotfl:

SusanC_2

Presumably the children don't like liver.

always29

ladybird - hope the settee does the post coil trick! And hope it's more successful than the coil I had fitted a couple of years ago that expelled after about 9 months, ooh, about 2 weeks before little man was conceived!

twoflower - can't think of anything other than (((((hugs)))))

Finally got hold of one of thesehttp://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3495911/c_1/1|category_root|Toys+and+games|14417629/c_2/3|15701449|Pre-school+toys|14417737/c_3/4|cat_14417737|Wooden+toys|14417762.htm and he loves it, thoroughly recommend them! edit But not as much as he likes cbeebies which I have just put on for about the 3rd time ever and he's dancing along! I have succumbed to tv as an entertainer, bad mother.

delain

SusanC wrote: »

Presumably the children don't like liver.

DD1 will eat anything. She's like a very hungry walking dustbin!

Twins wouldn't eat liver. Twin2 might try it, twin1 would rather go to bed than even try it

ladybirdintheuk

Always we have one of those at my parents - it is the one me and my brother had as a baby, and it is still going strong Izzy likes to ride on it like a chariot!

redstararnie76

Hi and welcome RealButter!!!