Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

bubbs

mummyvb wrote: »

Thank you everyone for your congratulations.
It's really lovely to have people that I don't even know being positive for us.
We haven't told anyone IRL as we are dreading the comments that we will get. I think some of you know that we have six children already. I realise that is a lot but they are amazing children and even though it wasn't planned there is no real reason to not add another person to our family. DH is an amazing husband and Daddy, has a reasonable job and would do anything for us. We have a big enough house (just), mortgaged but we will get there. I am lucky enough to be a SAHM so don't rely on anyone else for childcare, other than the odd evening out when my Mum babysits. We are always being complimented on how well behaved and polite the children are and on the whole I think we do a pretty good job with them- DH and I make a good team and make up for each other's short comings. Thanks to you guys the children are well fed and clothed, don't really go without anything and what they do go without is more than made up for in love. They are all very proud of each other and love and support each other.
Despite all this I know that we will receive very negative reactions from family. I don't even really understand why.
So thank you for being happy for us, it means a lot xxx

No One else's business really apart from yours and DH :D;)

bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I think nerfy's afraid he's going to shrink

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: thought that was the cold that did that, not rain:rotfl::rotfl:

rhosynbach

tweets wrote: »

Hope the heavens open on him and he runs to car and slips on his arsenal for being cheeky to us earlier :rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

Hope the heavens open on him and he runs to car and slips on his arsenal for being cheeky to us earlier :rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T:T:T:T

tweets

buyitall wrote: »

No didn't see the link, have not been able to keep up this week due to RL, even though off work. Just googled it though :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: currently at £154,000 :rotfl::rotfl:

Have you read the comments underneath I was :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:last night

76rosie

asset2004 wrote: »

Got a jobsworth this evening who wouldnt let ne use the £1 ingredients vouchers against tgem reduced to 50p, would help if the voucher scanned properly to start with.
Then the colgate toothpaste voucher said id the wring item grrr

That happened to me yesterday.:(

Bananababe

mummyvb wrote: »

Thank you everyone for your congratulations.
It's really lovely to have people that I don't even know being positive for us.
We haven't told anyone IRL as we are dreading the comments that we will get. I think some of you know that we have six children already. I realise that is a lot but they are amazing children and even though it wasn't planned there is no real reason to not add another person to our family. DH is an amazing husband and Daddy, has a reasonable job and would do anything for us. We have a big enough house (just), mortgaged but we will get there. I am lucky enough to be a SAHM so don't rely on anyone else for childcare, other than the odd evening out when my Mum babysits. We are always being complimented on how well behaved and polite the children are and on the whole I think we do a pretty good job with them- DH and I make a good team and make up for each other's short comings. Thanks to you guys the children are well fed and clothed, don't really go without anything and what they do go without is more than made up for in love. They are all very proud of each other and love and support each other.
Despite all this I know that we will receive very negative reactions from family. I don't even really understand why.
So thank you for being happy for us, it means a lot xxx

Congratulations. Seven isnt much really. My gran had 11 and five more step kids when she remarried then adopted another. If they are fed and loved so be it.

I only have two due to medical reasons but would gave happily had one or two more.

Good luck honey and we will watch you progress

Much love x

WhoWantsChicken

buyitall wrote: »

The favourite is Van Gaal, the Dutch team coach. He is available after world cup in Brazil. Most other good ones signed 3 year contracts or longer last year (Klopp/Guardiola/Mourinho amongst them).Others being mentioned a lot are Ancelotti (current manager of Real Madrid, also in a contract but RM change managers so often the press don't seem to think that is a problem!)
Really hope the route of changing managers every 5 mins doesn't become the norm , should have got the lovely Jose when he was available
BTW, only know all this because DS2 has talked about nothing else all week

Here are current odds:
https://www.skybet.com/football/manager-specials/event/16257392?aff=9713&dcmp=ss_betlink_footabMoyes

The one I keep hearing is Diego Simeone from Athletico & Laurent Blanc has been mentioned a few times as well. My money's on Van Gaal

buyitall

OK, missing tonight's footie to go out for a cheeky midweek curry :eek:
Have a good evening everyone

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: thought that was the cold that did that, not rain:rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I think nerfy's afraid he's going to shrink

tweets wrote: »

Hope the heavens open on him and he runs to car and slips on his arsenal for being cheeky to us earlier :rotfl::rotfl:

Your all mean:(
It's now light rain but he won the shoot out:cool: