On the brassic bench and loving it!

Bitsy_Beans

LameWolf wrote: »

And don't do what I did once when the resident dog was hopping from foot to foot in need of walkies - I went out with odd shoes on because I'd just grabbed what was to hand! Lucky for me I'd grabbed one right and one left shoe!!:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

It would appear we will have an extra houseguest for a week as my mums chocolate lab has decided to come into season just as they are preparing for weeks holiday in Devon :eek: DS will be hyper, heaven help me :eek:

LameWolf

That'd be Holly? Have fun!:D I'll think of you while I'm looking after Lucy (black Lab).;)

Bitsy_Beans

LameWolf wrote: »

That'd be Holly? Have fun!:D I'll think of you while I'm looking after Lucy (black Lab).;)

Sure is I think she's a bit hormonal as she is retiring to her bed a lot.

Enjoy Lucy coming to stay

There is much to be said for having a husband at home. Ok he is very slow to start but the extra pair of hands is very helpful. Makes me realise how much there is I want to get done and yet would have been unable to do it as fast because if I decorate or declutter I am not cleaning. Here's hoping he doesn't run out of enthusiasm

Loulou2010

LameWolf wrote: »

And don't do what I did once when the resident dog was hopping from foot to foot in need of walkies - I went out with odd shoes on because I'd just grabbed what was to hand! Lucky for me I'd grabbed one right and one left shoe!!:rotfl:

i did that going to school once me and my sister had the same shoes but different sizes. neither of us realise til we were at school :rotfl:

Bitsy_Beans

The question is Lou did your sister have smaller or larger feet than you

Trip to Lidl to stock up on bread flour before the price rises astronomically. Bloody good job I have a mahoosive chest freezer as there is no way I could store all this stuff in my cupboards :eek:

Loulou2010

debating whether to get ds a t-shirt and sweatshirt for nursery. its optional and they dont have to wear it but he keeps asking for a school jumper. they are £8.50 a jumper and £4 a t-shirt. its prob around half and half of children who wear/dont wear them so he's not going to be the odd one out either way... they seem pretty good quality...

Bitsy_Beans

Loulou2010 wrote: »

debating whether to get ds a t-shirt and sweatshirt for nursery. its optional and they dont have to wear it but he keeps asking for a school jumper. they are £8.50 a jumper and £4 a t-shirt. its prob around half and half of children who wear/dont wear them so he's not going to be the odd one out either way... they seem pretty good quality...

How about getting a t shirt and then layering that over his own tops for nursery? Bit cheaper that way........Or failing that just ignore for a whole and see if it's just a fad.

LameWolf

Bitsy_Beans wrote: »

Trip to Lidl to stock up on bread flour before the price rises astronomically. Bloody good job I have a mahoosive chest freezer as there is no way I could store all this stuff in my cupboards :eek:

I wish to goodness I had somewhere to put a chest freezer, I'm always short of freezer space. Although it's not like I have a decent chest to freeze.....:rotfl:

Loulou2010

Bitsy_Beans wrote: »

How about getting a t shirt and then layering that over his own tops for nursery? Bit cheaper that way........Or failing that just ignore for a whole and see if it's just a fad.

I think that might be better idea... He doesn't keep jumpers on as a rule... Or any clothes for that matter lol! He has a bag with their logo on for change of clothes and wellies but that was only £2.50 lol.

Loulou2010

Bitsy_Beans wrote: »

The question is Lou did your sister have smaller or larger feet than you

Trip to Lidl to stock up on bread flour before the price rises astronomically. Bloody good job I have a mahoosive chest freezer as there is no way I could store all this stuff in my cupboards :eek:

Bigger though in my defense, I rarely had new shoes and was quite used to wearing shoes too big for me lol.