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cheer1eader wrote: »

what a thoughtful, smart young man you've raised how about he collects the award & says what he has told you as might make the teachers think about his friend & others who have tried so hard then you'd have a mega proud mum moment probably with lots of tears

That is a brilliant idea He might even be able to get away with presenting it to the person that he thinks deserves it

cheer1eader

bubbs wrote: »

Hello :wave:
im ok thanks you?
where you been hiding?

i'm good thanks been trying to sort stuff for my niece's christening on sunday & backwards & forwards to school plus seem to have lost my shoppping mojo after having to fork out for my car repairs as it's depressing being skint

David.

cheer1eader wrote: »

what a thoughtful, smart young man you've raised how about he collects the award & says what he has told you as might make the teachers think about his friend & others who have tried so hard then you'd have a mega proud mum moment probably with lots of tears

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That is a brilliant idea He might even be able to get away with presenting it to the person that he thinks deserves it

Depends how it comes across to !!!!!y parents, they may take it the wrong way :eek:

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

i'm good thanks been trying to sort stuff for my niece's christening on sunday & backwards & forwards to school plus seem to have lost my shoppping mojo after having to fork out for my car repairs as it's depressing being skint

Awww hope it all works out like you planned:D and all have a lovel day.
I can imagine:eek: lets hope some good glitches come along for you where you get nearly all you paid out back:D

bubbs

New 4p item
Tesco *IN STORE* Leading Ladies Storage Drawers £0.04
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tesco-store-leading-ladies-storage-drawers-2001559

David.

To all the heathens out there (well the ones that can read and write plus are allowed a vote because they live in their own country Dumpy ) vote NO :iloveyou:
You know it makes sense :cool:

littlebluebird

abailey54 wrote: »

Thanks couponqueen123, I know a couple of people who really struggled psychologically with the first few weeks/months and as I'm a little prone to depression, I'm grateful for any tips to prepare in advance to make it as hassle free as poss

Hoping to spend December cooking healthy ready meals for freezer and have earmarked a few box sets that come out around Christmas for the nightshifts

I've seen quite a few youngsters walking around recently in what I'd call pajamas, don't really understand it, but if it means not having to dress in the morning then bring it on :rotfl:

My biggest tip is... sleep when you can! Seriously though, can't underestimate how important it is to look after yourself as happy mummy helps baby to be happy and happy baby definitely makes a happy mummy

And accept help where you can. I have been in the fortunate position of having lovely church friends who've cooked, ironed, done school runs etc. (My family not being exactly helpful). But the main thing for me was getting to see an adult! I appreciated the non-judgmental company at least as much as the help as it can be hard to be busy all day but have nothing to show for it...

Having a baby who is fed, changed and loved is the most important but when you're used to seeing results at work for example it can be hard to feel you've achieved anything. But you really have!

I'll remind you in Feb/March (when baby is here and sleep dep has hit) that it's hard but lasts for such a short time. (I'm sure if you ask those with older children they'll say it feels like yesterday that their teenager/adult was a baby requiring everything.)

Oh, and get a blanket to hand for the feeding so you can whip it on and over baby so you don't accidently flash people. :rotfl:

Hth.

David.

littlebluebird wrote: »

My biggest tip is... sleep when you can! Seriously though, can't underestimate how important it is to look after yourself as happy mummy helps baby to be happy and happy baby definitely makes a happy mummy

And accept help where you can. I have been in the fortunate position of having lovely church friends who've cooked, ironed, done school runs etc. (My family not being exactly helpful). But the main thing for me was getting to see an adult! I appreciated the non-judgmental company at least as much as the help as it can be hard to be busy all day but have nothing to show for it...

Having a baby who is fed, changed and loved is the most important but when you're used to seeing results at work for example it can be hard to feel you've achieved anything. But you really have!

I'll remind you in Feb/March (when baby is here and sleep dep has hit) that it's hard but lasts for such a short time. (I'm sure if you ask those with older children they'll say it feels like yesterday that their teenager/adult was a baby requiring everything.)

Oh, and get a blanket to hand for the feeding so you can whip it on and over baby so you don't accidently flash people. :rotfl:

Hth.

:eek: and it was going so well until then :mad:

mhoc

Well its Tuesday, nearly change over day and I don't really trust mys but in an email update they sent me

Bold 2in1 Crystal Rain & White Lily Liquitabs - 33 Washes (33
£10 in !!!!!!, £5 in sada

Ok its not 10p per wash but if you have been fortunate to be sent the conditional spends and/or the till spit conditional spends than one or 2 of these might get you to you require level.

Or you could put 2 onto a !!!!!! click and collect list with the bits of shopping you actually need - at least 10 different items and at least £5 worth
- use your conditional spend/tillspit conditional spend
- use the code on your latest TPP
- use whatever mailing MOCs with codes you have eg the bread one from orchard

buying 2 you should get the full maximum TPP if everything else in your basket is matched or NA

strewth71

bubbs wrote: »

New 4p item
Tesco *IN STORE* Leading Ladies Storage Drawers £0.04
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tesco-store-leading-ladies-storage-drawers-2001559

Thanks bubbs - got such a buzz getting my 4p Francesco car yesterday that am tempted to go even though I don't really need them :rotfl:Not sure it justifies bus fare though. Dilemmas