".......Learning to dance in the rain!!"

mary_hinge

I bumped in to a lovely local lady this morning, we have very similar lives -husbands, children and all! Great to bounce ideas around and to feel "normal" in our chats and feelings towards all things Autism wise!

I've been watching the local selling pages for baby bits - found the pram I have been oggling forsale at a bargain price... immaculate and only a few months old for less than £100:j they are £600 new:eek: I've stripped down and everything fabric is currently in the washing machine It got Mr H's seal of approval which helps! Baby on a budget seems to be working so far!

2 x £2 for the pot today from some change £4.71 spent in the co-op on more pepsi and much needed chocolate ......£9.85 made in surveys in the last 24hours account sitting at £28 will keep it building for a while before I cash out I think!

maddiemay

Great news about the pram Mrs H, and a real treat to chat with someone who has/is walking the same walk. Based on previous Hitchhikers would you hope to be coming put of the ickiness soon?

Hope your cold is better soon, I felt like the proverbial warmed up Friday and Saturday, a wee bit better on Sunday and apart from blocked sinus pretty much back to normal on Monday, so presumably I had the abbreviated version this time around:rotfl: xx

mary_hinge

maddiemay wrote: »

Great news about the pram Mrs H, and a real treat to chat with someone who has/is walking the same walk. Based on previous Hitchhikers would you hope to be coming put of the ickiness soon?

Hope your cold is better soon, I felt like the proverbial warmed up Friday and Saturday, a wee bit better on Sunday and apart from blocked sinus pretty much back to normal on Monday, so presumably I had the abbreviated version this time around:rotfl: xx

With Missy H I no sniff of sickness or nausea at all with Superman I was sick until the day he was born and had multiple admissions for dehydrations. Master H I was sick until they finally found a concoction of drugs that worked for me at 25-28ish weeks following a few admissions for dehydration. I'm managing better this time around to avoid drugs/admissions but it's getting hard to manage as the weeks go on. I'm hoping it tails off soon but I think that is wishful thinking on my part!

I'm glad you are feeling alot better, that seems to be how I have been although I've had a good 2-3weeks of it "brewing" beneath the surface before it showed its true colours :rotfl::A

beanielou

Great news on the pram :j :j
How many weeks are you now?

please-let-me-be-lucky

Brilliant news on the pram :T:j.

Glad you had a nice chat too Xx

mary_hinge

I'm 16/17 weeks Beanie! Have had an appointment in the post for my next scan... had requested a in school time appointment but they obviously haven't listened :cool: I can't make the appointment and be able to collect the little Hinges from the school. Have rang to change it but had to transfer to another hospital for an appointment I can actually make. Really stressful when it hits home that literally there is just Mr H and I to take care of the little Hinges and juggle school runs.

Busy morning of errands, feed the car £60 of juice :eek: collected the prescriptions from the chemist, sorted out the boys swimming lessons...... Picked up a birthday present for master H's friends party later....vitamins.....face stuff to help my pizza face:o

I have spent the last 2 hours on the sofa catching up on trashy TV and crocheting, my lurgey seems to be on it's way out, the cough and snot are still going strong but the rest is much improved!

I'm heading out to the cinema later tonight to watch a rather raunchy film will pick up drinks and snacks from the shop to keep costs down.

How's everyone else doing?

Mrs H x

beanielou

I am plodding on.
Enjoy the film:p

please-let-me-be-lucky

Hope you have a lovely evening Xx

mary_hinge

Hobbies done, March budget completed :cool: and a Aldi shop done for the up coming week.... £88 :eek: Half term equated to super hungry Hinge children :rotfl:Master H and Superman came to "help" they did add some extras to the trolley but I'm all for superman trying new foods! Before I could unpack he asked for some waffles with ice cream and chocolate sauce for a snack He ate the lot and declared it delicious :j:j amazing to see him eating something other than cheesy mash or toast :A if only I could convince him to add some fruit that would be perfect but I'm not pushing my luck In the trolley he added breaded chicken burgers, chocolate mousse and some noodles :T progress!

We have a groupon deal for a trip to the new trampoline warehouse to use over half term and a play date booked with my friend and her children at the local nature park - hoping it will be a bit warmer or it will be flasks of hot soup and drinking chocolate instead of a picnic :rotfl:The little Hinges are yet to decide on their pocket money activity put it's looking likely to be bowling or soft play on Thursday. A much needed Home day on Friday as we have to wait in for the heating engineer for the yearly safety check.

Film was rather over rater at the cinema last night, but it's always good to finish the series. Company was awkward and uncomfortable and left me feeling rather school girl like back in the play ground. Really must review such "friendships"

beanielou

Exactly with you on the company leaving you awkward & uncomfortable. I too really must deal with this
Such a very horrid feeling.