IA's 'Does my bum look big in this Debt?' Diary

Jo4

Snaggles wrote: »

Doodledo, your post made me cry, I'm sorry for your loss. xxx

Sarah, don't be afraid to tell us the exciting stuff about your girls, I think if anything, the last few pages of your diary have shown that you have to cherish every second of your childrens lives, and never let the extraordinary things they do be seen as ordinary or humdrum. We love hearing about 'nansta', and seeing their beautiful little faces on the photos you post./quote]

I agree with Snaggles.

Jo4

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

you don't need to be sorry I just didn't want to almost 'make light of it'..

Ash's fingers are ok.. she won't let me take the plasters off though!

I was at a Christmas show last week and they asked for a child in the audience to provide blood. A child of about 8 years of age came forward and said he would provide blood. The man pretended to take blood out of the childs arm. When the doctor was supposed to have the blood extracted he told the child that he could go back to his parent. The child said he needed a plaster and wouldn't leave the scene until his mother removed him, it was sooo funny.

immoral_angeluk

Jo4 wrote: »

I was at a Christmas show last week and they asked for a child in the audience to provide blood. A child of about 8 years of age came forward and said he would provide blood. The man pretended to take blood out of the childs arm. When the doctor was supposed to have the blood extracted he told the child that he could go back to his parent. The child said he needed a plaster and wouldn't leave the scene until his mother removed him, it was sooo funny.

lol!!! awww bless him. I think Ashli's quite happy that she's got a poorly like daddy!

Snaggles

Jo4 wrote: »

I was at a Christmas show last week and they asked for a child in the audience to provide blood. A child of about 8 years of age came forward and said he would provide blood. The man pretended to take blood out of the childs arm. When the doctor was supposed to have the blood extracted he told the child that he could go back to his parent. The child said he needed a plaster and wouldn't leave the scene until his mother removed him, it was sooo funny.

Oh bless him, I would have laughed sooo much at that!

Jo4

I have started a thread regarding Shane which can be found here, http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=7329905#post7329905.

Hopefully IA can get back to posting on her own thread again, sorry.

immoral_angeluk

JO you were more than welcome to post about little Shane here.. you know that. Please don't think I was being insensitive or anything..

Jo4

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

JO you were more than welcome to post about little Shane here.. you know that. Please don't think I was being insensitive or anything..

IA thank you. You certainly were not insensitive.

Could we now get this thread back to were it was before I interrupted it, please, pity please? What have you been up to today IA?

immoral_angeluk

Jo4 wrote: »

IA thank you. You certainly were not insensitive.

Could we now get this thread back to were it was before I interrupted it, please, pity please? What have you been up to today IA?

running around like a headless chicken trying to do a million things at once.. :rotfl:

Lucy1982_2

Spoken like a true Mum at Christmas!

immoral_angeluk

Lucy1982 wrote: »

Spoken like a true Mum at Christmas!

Tell me about it!! I've got to get K down from her nap... feed them.. tidy up.. dry my hair which I just washed.. sort my tesco shopping list.. all in the next hour befor eI pick ste up *gulp*