Refuse to cook dinner or do anything for your DH until he gets his lazy bum off the ground/couch and helps youlol
Refuse to cook dinner or do anything for your DH until he gets his lazy bum off the ground/couch and helps youlol
Last edited by Misskylie; July 6th, 2008 at 11:38 AM.
LOL funny you should say that! I wasnt feeling the best so went to lay down at about 6pm last night. I rolled over & looked at the time at 7:30 & as I was only resting not sleeping I could hear everything that was happening in the lounge etc & hadn't heard DH chack on DD since she started watching her DVD in her bedroom (office LOL). I went out & asked if he'd fed her. Nope. He wasn't even thinking about it even though it was almost her bedtime!
I just quickly cooked up some chicken macaroni for myself & DD. We ate that (DH didnt eat anything as he had to get it himself LOL) then I sat down to the laptop in the dining room not doing anything besides browsing BB hehe. He ended up putting her to bed! It was so nice to have a night off when it comes to putting her to bed as it involves so much haha (change into jammis, brush teeth, read story book, say her prayers, make a bottle of milk, pat her bottom for 5 mins) I dont think he read her a story though or patted her bottom as he did it pretty quickly. Oh well
Kristy thats so sweet of you to offer, I'm hoping DD's room will be done by the time you get here though & I wont be lifting anything too heavy, if DH continues to be so lazy towards the reno's then I'll just let something slip when talking to his parents haha then they'll make him help me & his dad will help me too
I cant wait for your visit!! Wasn't it November when we last caught up?? I cant wait to see your baby bump hehe
Epacris Thanks for the hug. Reno's can really suck at times hey. Its so much worse though when your DH (who is a qualified & licensed builder BTW) loses interest & you're the only one trying to get it all done!
We're using something called aqua-enamel?? Hopefully only one more coat on all the woodwork in the room, doors, window sills, skirting etc. Thanks for your advice
Salsa Thanks for your advice. I cant stand the masks on my face, it really itches meI'm really clumsy in gloves too LOL I will keep the windows open while I finish the painting, hopefully get most finished today... well this afternoon as we have a family luncheon today
don't really feel like it, but you have to do these things sometimes haha.
Wow, you did ALOT while you were PG. Glad to hear your DS is nice & healthyI remember while 8 months PG with DD we moved house & as DH was working full time I had to pack the house pretty much on my own, & unpack at the other house. I look back now & think I couldn't do that this time round! (we also moved when I was about 3 months PG, when we got home from over seas, then we bought our house when DD was 4 months old so I did ALOT of packing & unpacking in that year!! LOL)
I know it will all be worth it when its done. I just didnt want to put bubs to any risk. I think I should be fine, not much left as I said. Soon enough it will all be a distant memory haha
Thanks again ladies for your replies![]()
Danielle, I did a bit of painting of our home when I was pregnant with our DD. My DP hated it so I did it. I don't mind painting either. We always use that Dulux Wash and Wear, there is some environmental green sticker on it, hardly smells or anything. We get it from Bunnings. No problems here though when I was PG! Have fun with it..![]()
I did lots of painting when I was pregnant with my first, pretty much my whole house I painted. I only painted with water based paints and made sure we had the windows open and took breaks often, kept the doors shut to the rooms that I had painted while we slept. I am pretty sure I would have looked it up at the time to be sure it was a safe thing to do.
I think it's all part of nesting...I just wanted everything to be perfect and have a beautiful room for the new baby too.
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