un-hinged!

please-let-me-be-lucky

I'm currently sitting on my arS£ too . DH is with his mate and the boys are building lego, so I'm reading diaries. It's the most 'me time' I ever manage so I'm making the most of it!!

Hope you both get some decent sleep tonight Xx

mary_hinge

stripes wrote: »

No idea Mrs Hinge, it's been 3 weeks. It could be we came back from holiday at C£nt£r P**cs, or his trampoline session was cancelled or he fell on his face in excitement for home time at school. Cut his lip and gums and has a wobbly tooth but his awakenings started before the accident. It's like a needle in a haystack looking for the trigger.

It's not too bad we've had worse but still zzzzzzzzzzz

Other than that the King is a happy boy in the daytime and even said chocolate today when I asked him :j

Budge up Mrs hinge I'm sitting on my arS£ too.

Superman's biggest trigger is the weather :cool: he doesn't like the cold, the wetness of the rain, the wind makes his ears buzz and the bright sunshine hurts his eyes...... as if I can control any of that :eek::eek:

I hope the wobbly tooth comes out soon and the calmness returns.
........:rotfl:I would say chocolate aswell, it's the best word ever along side vodka, nachos, steak............

how did you find center parks?

mary_hinge

please-let-me-be-lucky wrote: »

I'm currently sitting on my arS£ too . DH is with his mate and the boys are building lego, so I'm reading diaries. It's the most 'me time' I ever manage so I'm making the most of it!!

Hope you both get some decent sleep tonight Xx

"me time" :cool: what is this me time that you speak of? :rotfl:

please-let-me-be-lucky

mary_hinge wrote: »

"me time" :cool: what is this me time that you speak of? :rotfl:

It is a wonderful magical thing that you have before you have children. I think you push it out along with the placenta, never to be seen again!!!! Xx

mary_hinge

Currently cooking a massive spag bol....

500g lean minced beef £1.89 yellow stickered
2 red peppers £0.50
2 large onions £0.10...... paid £2 for a huge 5kg sack :j
300g mushrooms £0.39 yellowed stickered
2 large carrots £0.15.... paid £1 for 2kg
2 tins of tinned tomatoes £0.66
1/2 jar of tomato puree £0.40
spinkle of mixed herbs ?£0.05
chrushed garlic ?£.0.05


Total £4.19 and does 12-14 good portions :money:roughly 30-35p a go :beer:

Miss Hinge takes a portion to school for lunch in her food flask and I take a tub to work

Mr Hinge wont eat it and the same amount of mince will make him 2 or 3 portions :mad:

the 25kg sack of spuds we got from the farm shop for £5.50 has so far been turned in to 2 huge pans of mash, 8 jacket potatoes and 3 huge bowls of potato wedges:rotfl: I will look spud like by the end of this sack

mary_hinge

please-let-me-be-lucky wrote: »

It is a wonderful magical thing that you have before you have children. I think you push it out along with the placenta, never to be seen again!!!! Xx

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

so it goes to the same place that sleep does then?!

stripes

please-let-me-be-lucky wrote: »

It is a wonderful magical thing that you have before you have children. I think you push it out along with the placenta, never to be seen again!!!! Xx

:rotfl:

Center Perks was fab for the King, there was not much that set him into meltdown. All that nature did him good, he loved the walks as long it was him leading. It took a while to persuade him to walk back to the lodge but we got into a good routine by the time we had to return home

He loved the swimming, feeding the ducks and having a go on his scooter. The only major problem was the small arcade by the entrance of the swimming centre. Had to [STRIKE]drag[/STRIKE] distract him.

It was fab, going again this summer, very expensive, when we went in March it was very much cheaper :eek:

stripes

mary_hinge wrote: »

Currently cooking a massive spag bol....

500g lean minced beef £1.89 yellow stickered
2 red peppers £0.50
2 large onions £0.10...... paid £2 for a huge 5kg sack :j
300g mushrooms £0.39 yellowed stickered
2 large carrots £0.15.... paid £1 for 2kg
2 tins of tinned tomatoes £0.66
1/2 jar of tomato puree £0.40
spinkle of mixed herbs ?£0.05
chrushed garlic ?£.0.05


Total £4.19 and does 12-14 good portions :money:roughly 30-35p a go :beer:

Miss Hinge takes a portion to school for lunch in her food flask and I take a tub to work

Mr Hinge wont eat it and the same amount of mince will make him 2 or 3 portions :mad:

the 25kg sack of spuds we got from the farm shop for £5.50 has so far been turned in to 2 huge pans of mash, 8 jacket potatoes and 3 huge bowls of potato wedges:rotfl: I will look spud like by the end of this sack

Mrs Hinge that is not sitting on your arS£! :rotfl:

mary_hinge

stripes wrote: »

Mrs Hinge that is not sitting on your arS£! :rotfl:

I chopped everything yesterday so all I had to do was stir it then let it simmer for a good hour! The spuds I did during the stirring process and Mr Hinge is in charge of the washing up and cleaning the kitchen! :rotfl:....... whilst I sit on my ar£$!!

We looked at center parks but it would be nearly £800 for a long weekend with out eating, fuel or activities...... 8 nights in the tent is only usually £200 so it isn't an option!

mary_hinge

:cool:expensive day today

Both cars needed new batteries £120
new front tyre for my car £65
new battery clip for Mr Hinge's car £10 from the scrappy!

thankfully I have my car savings account for back up