Oh Clare hun I'm so glad that your friends are safe. I bet their family were very worried about it too.
Hi Ange!
MD, I did get the washing machine inside (which was easier than what I thought LOL - we do have a trolley thing so that helped a lot) and I have caught up on all the backload nearly. DH has been sick with man flu :rolleye: so I have a heap of linen to wash today too. Luckily Alister doesn't worry about what I'm eating and I've sort of always fed him bits off my plate, but the kids feed him all sorts of things - like chips and lollies of all blooming things and of course he loves them, but lucky for me I don't let them eat that stuff all that often anyway. But his one treat is a TeeVee snack malt stick. He gets so excited when he sees the box go in the shopping trolley LOL.
LOL Cindy. I don't have a lot of time but TBH I sometimes check out other sites if we mods are trying to bust a 'troll' (sadly yes, we have to do that at times - have even spoke to mods on other sites about it) and find if they've been posting on other sites kwim? It's so great to hear all about you guys and where Hamish is up to When I was pg I loved DH being on nightshift so I could sleep exactly how I wanted to. I decided not to continue with vaccinations for Alister, so I can't help you with that one, but my older three all coped pretty well with them, but they did all break out in a rash a few days later from the MMR - but it's nothing to worry about if he does.
Ooooh Kate! You'll have to keep us up to speed on what's happening in that department.
H, I was going to say earlier to you with all the talk of eloping, that you should really do what YOU want to do - it that means the whole shebang (white dress and church etc) or just running off into the sunset then that's what you should do. When we got married, we did the traditional thing, big dress and church and had about 80 people there and it was great, I loved it and we had a gorgeous day and everything was perfect. But after it was all over and DH and I left the reception, I felt like it was an anti-climax yk? Like I had spent the past 12mths organising something which was primarily for the benefit of everyone else and it was all over in a few hours. So I don't regret how we did it, but I wished it had sort of been more for us kwim?
I'm so glad that your friends are safe. I bet their family were very worried about it too.
When I was pg I loved DH being on nightshift so I could sleep exactly how I wanted to. I decided not to continue with vaccinations for Alister, so I can't help you with that one, but my older three all coped pretty well with them, but they did all break out in a rash a few days later from the MMR - but it's nothing to worry about if he does.
then that's what you should do. When we got married, we did the traditional thing, big dress and church and had about 80 people there and it was great, I loved it and we had a gorgeous day and everything was perfect. But after it was all over and DH and I left the reception, I felt like it was an anti-climax yk? Like I had spent the past 12mths organising something which was primarily for the benefit of everyone else and it was all over in a few hours. So I don't regret how we did it, but I wished it had sort of been more for us kwim?
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