Only freedom will do

AlexLK

Ed: You're meant to be the sensible one, not the one spending £££s day after day.

edinburgher

AlexLK wrote: »

Ed: You're meant to be the sensible one, not the one spending £££s day after day.

I hear you, feeling worryingly skint! :eek:

AlexLK

edinburgher wrote: »

I hear you, feeling worryingly skint! :eek:

:rotfl: And I'm feeling worryingly sensible.

Karmacat

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: love that exchange, its class mse

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

Morning Mr E, how is Juliet doing now? These little ones certainly like to worry us on occasions.

All part of this lovely parent journey :rotfl:

I hope you are loving your time together as a family. Is Mrs E prepared for when you go back?

Are you making a picture book of her first year? As you can have printed ones now, that would be a lovely keepsake.

Have a lovely day.

Best wishes Tilly x x

edinburgher

She is great Tilly, thanks for asking, although for some reason she didn't feel like sleeping last night! :eek: :coffee: :rotfl:

Good appetite, very alert, smiley (no matter what the doctors say re. when this happens), delightfully chubby.

She gets to try her first 'big girl outfit' today (i.e. not a sleepsuit)

*Edit: Sorry - mistabit! Yes, we're taking lots of photos and will need to organise these into a more permanent momento once DD is a bit older. I have been heavy hinting that I'd like a photo for my desk at work for Fathers' Day.

TimmySaver

edinburgher wrote: »

Yes, we're taking lots of photos and will need to organise these into a more permanent momento once DD is a bit older. I have been heavy hinting that I'd like a photo for my desk at work for Fathers' Day.

This might be an option for you?
I've been putting photos and videos into Windows Movie Maker and using royalty free music fron the Tinterweb to make short videos for us and family. I then upload them as unlisted videos to YouTube and send the link to family - which is handy because we live hundreds of miles apart and the vids are a bit too big for email!
There's also an option to upload them to YouTube as private - meaning you have to add each email address you want to allow access.
I've found it to be a quick and easy way to make digital momentos. It might be an option for you?

Even if you don't at least you have all the lovely photos you've taken for the future

It's great to hear your little one is doing so well. BabySaver turned 6 weeks old on Monday and has started laughing :j

edinburgher

It's great to hear your little one is doing so well. BabySaver turned 6 weeks old on Monday and has started laughing

Oh my, that must be adorable

Thank you very much for the inspired suggestion, private videos sound like the way to go, we also have a family that is spread out around the UK.

• £5 to savings
• £9 to S&S ISA pot
• Low spend day (£3 on two drinks after a gloriously sunny walk in the park)
• Trying to ignore particularly nice Am@zon whisky deal starting at 7... mebbe I could justify it to myself as I might make some money @ Royal Ascot next week? :rotfl:

Secret_Saving_Squirrel

Don't do it.

AlexLK

Arrange the photos you've taken of your daughter into an album. Some companies online can make coffee table book type albums if you really want to embarrass her when she's a bit older.