*Change of plan - and maybe some good news!*

elantan

that's great news snaggs wonder where she gets her jaffa habit from??

Snaggles

elantan wrote: »

that's great news snaggs wonder where she gets her jaffa habit from??

:whistle: :rolleyes:

themaccas

Awww, bless her! I always thought the first time they take solids was a BIG moment, sort of onto the next stage...

Snaggles

Oh, and my shares perked up a bit towards the end of last week....got quite excited as they nearly went high enough to clear the loan....but today they are plummeting again! Ah well....

Snaggles

themaccas wrote: »

Awww, bless her! I always thought the first time they take solids was a BIG moment, sort of onto the next stage...

You mean she's not a newborn anymore? But I want her to be sweet and cuddlesome and rely on me for everything forever!

themaccas

Snaggles wrote: »

You mean she's not a newborn anymore? But I want her to be sweet and cuddlesome and rely on me for everything forever!

..............you wait! Suddenly you find it's their 18th birthday next week......... My DS1 is 18 next year and the thought of him no longer being a child and mummy's little soldier is so sad (well he will always be that to me secretly):o I really can't believe the time has gone so quickly.

beanielou

Yeah , cant believe my DS was 14 last month, is taller than me & has size 11 feet!! where does the time go?????
Great news Snaggles on Nat having solids~she seemed to enjoy them!!

Snaggles

I can't imagine either of them being 18, or even 14, although Ryan is 7 already, and it has just flown by.

In some ways he's quite a young 7, and I think he will need extra support for longer than most kids do, but in other ways he's already just like a teenager! :rolleyes: Compared to Natasha though, he just seems so huge and so grown up.

I am up late trying to come up with ideas for Xmas presents - MIL is so difficult to buy for, in fact the only thing that she seems to enjoy is a cup of tea, so I'm making her a tea hamper, with a pretty tea caddy, some posh teas, some fancy biscuits, some scented tealights (well, they're tea related in name at least ), and a couple of really nice teacups.

I love the idea of making hampers for people, just need to come up with a few more ideas for other people now. I'm going to have to trawl the occasions board to try and find out where people get their baskets from, as the only ones I have seen have been quite expensive.

hypno06

I think the hamper things are a fab idea. Elanten posted a link a while ago for re-usable shopping bags, you know the sort of environmentally friendly straw bags (no they are not straw, but some sort of string stuff, oh I don't know, bur you might get the idea). They were really nice, and very affordable. Perhaps you should pm her for the link to have a look?

As I can obviously not make any coherant sense......I will go and put the kettle on again!!

As for the jaffa cakes......go Natasha!!

Bunnyinthelights

Snaggles,
I would love to see Natasha eating, they are so adorable when they first start to eat...
I lvoe the hamper idea! We did something like that for MIL for her birthday but did it with gardening things in a pair of wellies (ok, I admit, not my idea-pinched it from a magazine) and she loved it! Perhaps what you put it in could be part of the present as well?
Morning btw! x x x