Farout Clare, that is scary!! Well done on the mummy's intuition!

OK, well I"m not the only one:
my grandma in Adelaide calls pumpkin ‘trombone’. i have absolutely no idea why. but she is suspicious of it cause when she was in england it wasn’t eaten by people, only horses.
LOL. I will have to try and find out why they called it that. From memory it was only pumpkins with a really looooooong spout, maybe that's what everyone in Adelaide ate before butternut pumpkins were invented (by a south aussie too LOL).

Gracie - LOL So sorry to burst the MD Myth bubble LOL. Perhaps I should never have divulged...? LOL

Arte - Wow for W walking - how exciting for you! I agree, if he's taking steps not holding on to anything that is most definitely Official!

Well we had a horrendous night last night, poor DH is shell-shocked. I think the penny has dropped for him as to how bad it was when he was away o/seas!

Pregpan, is Noah better now?