thread: Babies Born July - September 2005 #4

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Nov 2004
    Giving the gift of life to a friend..
    4,264

    Jo it was Taye Diggs or should I say my dream man... But now it's back to the girls!!!

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    BellyBelly Life Member

    May 2004
    Geelong
    1,435

    Ahhh Trace no way am I TTC right now We're not even talking about it until after Christmas. We want one summer were we can all hang out at the beach and do a bit more than have all the baby stuff going on. Life will be a bit different, so we'll see how we both feel then. And your ticker was mighty fine with that lovely man, but gotta say your daughters are pretty darn cute (in a totally diff way iykwim).

    Storm - Ahhhhh chubba thighs. You just want to eat them! I met a woman who has an 8 month old who weighs 11kg and she is seriously HUGE and i just LOVE her thighs and plump tum. So adorable!

    Jo - The wedding sounds great and well done for finishing the assignment. You are wonder woman!

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    Nov 2005
    Sydney
    738

    Good Morning ladies...hope you are all having a nice Anzac day!. I have been telling Kaitlyn all about how her great grandfather (peepa) was an Anzac ...totally over her head but one year it will make sense to her

    Was meant to go over and see the BIL and SIL and the new Bubba but he has had to make a trip to wollongong so looks like we cant go until late this afternoon. This means dinner will be a rushed one as we will not get home until 6pmish ..so I have bumped the homemade pies and roast veges from dinner back to lunch and mmmm boy does it smell good in here right now!.

    The miss is sleeping ...washing is washing ..floors were mopped at 6am and Dh is munching on manderines on the lounge...so I am going to head off and read my current book "slummy Mummy" very funny book!

    Enjoy your day girls ....hope you are all remember your men back then that helped keep us and our children safe today ...and of course the service men of today as well !....sorry get a bit emotional on this subject as it really was a defining part of my Peepas life...and he died of cancer directly related to a drug they were given during the war....