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  1. #1
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    Jul 2006
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    I was the same with Jasmine, Tara...the whole idea was not fun...but needed it now and then..but couldnt say yes. Must be 2nd baby syndrome *Hugs*

  2. #2
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    awww tara i cant help. i wanted it all the time when preggers with DD

    home from inlaws! poor sophie, gets sick of the car after 3 hrs, we had a DVD player going but only before she had a sleep, not when she was cracking it as we dont want to to start crying in the car for get the DVD put on IYKWIM

  3. #3
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    Sep 2006
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    taralee I was the same when I was pregnant with Nathan, it was all too much... just another friggin thing I had to do. Hang in there hun.

  4. #4
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    Oct 2003
    Forestville NSW
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    Taralee, I was exactly the same with DTD at the end of my pregnancy with Jovie. I remember being in tears & DH not understanding at all what was going on... he kept saying "You don't have too, I'm not even asking it of you"

    Well... have a look in the Punching Bag.... very hard weekend over here my poor husband's pride has been bruised as has his face. He's recovering but its sad because it was our special night.

    Basically we went out to celebrate our 11 year anniversary and decided to take the train so we could have a ****tail after dinner (something we never do) and when we got off the train on our way to the restaurant a young kid pushed Pete & smacked him. It was awful for him.

    I can't complain about help around the house with DH, he even hired a housecleaner fortnightly to help do my jobs for me... that was when I was pregnant with Matilda & she's still working for us!! Pete's household job is dishes. We don't have a dishwasher so he has to finish all dishes before bed... doesn't always happen, but it does happen most nights.

  5. #5
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    Jul 2006
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    I read that Christy..i hope Pete will be ok. Damn kids and there foolishness (is that a word?...). Craig keeps telling me to hire a maid....im thinking of it!

    Chelsea woke at 1am...screaming and kept saying Mummy over and over....for like 20 mins. finally calmed down and went back to bed in then end. No idea what was wrong

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    thats so bad christy!!! such a dampner for your lovely night out, stupid kids

    kim perhaps she was having a dream

  7. #7
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    Sep 2006
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    christy hun. so impressed with your man though - for turning the other cheek. takes a bigger man to do that then to take them on. and well done on rescuing the girl. I bet she was so happy that you guys were there! There is such an apathy in young adults today - a product of our society, and over indulgent parents IMO.

    Kim - go the cleaner!!!!! ring today and organise it! And I agree with Jols, Chels was probably having a dream. aston has started having night terrors lately, which laura had, and so did I.

    Hi everyone eles. friend has arrived, so off to do some painting!

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