OS Daily Monday 23rd June

poppyoscar_3

Well hi everyone

i hope your evenings are going swimmingly........

the garden didn't quite get finished before ex-dh left - i have some pointing to do, a shed to erect and some levelling and gravel-raking. however, it's looking really great and is at last usable (should we get any good weather!!)

have spoken online to oh and things are not good. he's suffering from manic depression and or whatever they call that these days. on the one hand i love him to distraction. on the other i don't know if i can live with his depression and the way he is when he's down. i feel so guilty about these feelings, and tonight i can't imagine living without him, or with him which is what we were planning to do. i have never loved anyone like i love him, but this is torture.

i don't know what to do.

PO xx

stefejb

BusyGirl wrote: »

Today I went shopping in Asda then went to DD1's school to view the Year 6 s*x education video that they will be watching tomorrow. goodnight.

what the ..... I didn't get the chance to do that last year - that's what wold have passed for a hot date around here. No matter how sensible your child be prepared for some strange comments and questions. dd(11) lost her temper a bit with the (male) teacher when she asked a question about period pains and was told that they're not that bad - with a mum and 2 big sisters she knows different

donny-gal

stefejb wrote: »

asked a question about period pains and was told that they're not that bad - with a mum and 2 big sisters she knows different

Hear Hear! you read the magazine and the solution is a healthy diet, and go for a nice walk as taking exercise is the answer :mad: :mad: :mad:

Eating - forget it you don't care about food, and certainly not standing preparing any, walk, oh yes if moving your legs to take exercise doesn't pull your stomach to pieces and make it ache all the more.

In my case a hysterectomy was the only answer.
DG

Churchmouse

stefejb wrote: »

what the ..... I didn't get the chance to do that last year - that's what wold have passed for a hot date around here. No matter how sensible your child be prepared for some strange comments and questions. dd(11) lost her temper a bit with the (male) teacher when she asked a question about period pains and was told that they're not that bad - with a mum and 2 big sisters she knows different

My four boys only had female teachers. They weren't told anything about "wet dreams", we covered that ourselves ( so not really very complete education:rolleyes: ) but were told periods are for 2 or 3 days. Yes please!!!!! I'd have loved a three day period, if only once in my life:rotfl: Eldest DS asked did I really have to give birth absolutely starkers, and wasn't I cold?:T I explained I had a short nightie, only the " business end" had to be visible:D

AussieLass

I hopped on the labour table with my knickers on much to the merriment of the nurse & sister. I was told amongst laughter I would have to take em off. :rolleyes:

Churchmouse

AussieLass wrote: »

I hopped on the labour table with my knickers on much to the merriment of the nurse & sister. I was told amongst laughter I would have to take em off. :rolleyes:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :T :rotfl:

Good job I'd just been to the loo before reading this:o ( sorry if that's too much info)