Lenny v the girls (+ Z, lmw and James) challenge lose the fat and the debt

sammy115

spud30 wrote: »

What a lovely story Sammy.

Mum mum had PND after she had me, so bad that it lead to a complete breakdown. I was scared it could run in the family, but luckily I was fine after my 2.

How old is your little one?

she is 18 months old now. Are you planning a third one then?

moonlightpjs

sammy115 wrote: »

she is 18 months old now. Are you planning a third one then?

I want another one but alas hubby doesn't.....................might have to have a little accident

*Please don't tell OH*

System

Toto wrote: »

Sure, I'll photocopy it and send it to you, it's big but work through it at your own pace, any questions yell. Sadly scotland is a bt far for me to nip up and give you some lessons.

I adore timpani; I would love to get a decent sound out of that thing. I'm not very good but in fairness it takes years to sound decent. I did classical percussion but I was crap, it's really really hard. Drums are a tough instrument too, but at least they're easy enough to tune.

I’m going to treat myself to a marimba sometime. I can’t see me getting a percussion gig though any time soon.

I'll shut up now because I'm sure I'm driving everyone to the cookie jar through utter boredom:rotfl:

Roger sending it to me. You could bring it to Blackpool. I will buy you a few sherberts. I remember our drum teacher (Pete Appleby - big skiffle drummer from the 50s) showed us how to retune the timp on the go if you like. And every time he would breathe on the skin we would p!ss ourselves laughing.

System

spud30 wrote: »

I'll be 38 in 2 weeks.

Ohrighty. Who's 42 then?

System

Toto wrote: »

Ok, I'll bring some sticks to blackpool but you've got to play too.

I'd be to embarrassed to. You could give me some lessons though;)

spud30

sammy115 wrote: »

she is 18 months old now. Are you planning a third one then?

I did want 3, but I think I missed my chance really.

I was given a promotion when my youngest was 2, and we were at the stage of discussing number 3. Unfortunately, I chose the job, money was quite tight at the time, extra money etc etc.

Anyhow I lost my job last year (I'd been there 19 years), my youngest is now 9, and I'm in a great new job that I love but it's a lot less money than before.

With the amount of debt we have, I dont think an extra mouth to feed would be a good idea


The moral of the story, dont put off having children for a job, it aint worth it.

spud30

lennymfo wrote: »

Ohrighty. Who's 42 then?

I think Sammy is hun

spud30

weller711 wrote: »

I want another one but alas hubby doesn't.....................might have to have a little accident

*Please don't tell OH*

Your secret's safe with us Weller hun.

To be honest a while ago, I tried to have an accident, missed the occasional pill, didnt use anything else whilst on antibiotics, but nothing happened.

Obviously not meant to be

livinginhope

Evening everyone

Anyone know a cure for 'jelly legs'? just done my LBT class at the gym and my legs are going to drop off :eek: we were worked so hard tonight :rolleyes: or is it just me being unfit I did do a full hours workout in the gym this afternoon though,so I deserve to ache a bit
LIH

spud30

I believe a nice bar of chocolate is an instant cure for jelly legs

Whats LBT?