H, My guess is one day it will all just *click* for her and she'll stop being so anal about her house. Or, she wont stop being so anal and she will end up with a bugger of a kid because he's never been allowed to *live* in his house kwim? Don't worry about the food - I'm sure what you're giving M is nothing like what this child eats.

Kate, I hope the tooth comes through soon for her. LOL at her needing a pair to match her outfits. Paige's best friend is like that too - hair ribbons in every colour and shoes to match every outfit.

Hi Jaz and Cindy!

G, I always found swimming to be great for the hayfever if I couldn't take anything too strong for it - don't know why it works but it does. Re the feeding, even if he isn't feeding still by then, you'll know what to do this time anyway and your confidence will be greater as a whole anyway cause' you've BTDT.

M for the diagnoses. Mum wasn't even 40 when she had hers out - I think she was only 34-35? Bummer about the chocolate though - you have me dreading what my hepatic test results were now LOL.

I've had a busy day - shearing again so I was at the IL's helping MIL cook. At least I wont have to cook much for dinner tonight cause we had a roast for lunch. Still tossing up whether to send Paige to Preschool tomorrow or not - she seems OK, but still has loads of mucous on her chest and coughing is a bit distressing for her sometimes cause she gags on the mucous. If I do send her I will only leave her for a few hours and then pick her up early. She's only had 1 day there this term and is missing her friends.

I brought a tupperware 7.8lt 'that's a bowl' off ebay last week and OMG it's brilliant!!! Perfect for doing double batches of biscuits.

It's DH's birthday tomorrow (34) and he's decided to bail out on us and have a night with his mates - one in particular who does a lot of FIFO work will be home and he wants to catch up with him over a few beers. So I don't have to plan much at all - not even the obligatory birthday bonk LMAO!!