Ugh, Nay, I am cringing over the comments by your MG! We had a similar story with some friends a few years back. They struggled to fall pg with their first but then had two very soon after, neither of which were planned. When they told us they were having a third and I passed on the news to my sister (who has been trying to fall for about 9 years now with no success) she said, 'for heavens' sake, should I post them some condoms?!?' And yes, 'surprising' your other half with a pregnancy is pretty awful behaviour IMO.
I realise how good I have it in being able to choose how many kids we have, and I ask you guys who don't have the choice so easily to forgive me when I go on and on, sounding less than thrilled with my two kids. I am very happy and appreciative that for no good reason I haven't had to struggle the way that some have/do.
I also am really thankful that I've got two healthy kids. My niece has just been offered a wish by the Starlight Foundation. It was weird hearing that, I kept thinking, 'but that's for really chronically ill/dying kids', and I guess my niece's illness is going to cause her a lot of suffering for as long as her life may be. It sucks and it makes me ever thankful that my kids are well.
Incidentally, she has been given time to think about what she'd like and hasn't made up her mind just yet, but the first thing she thought of was to be a mermaid and be able to breathe underwater. PMSL! How classic is that?!? She is 5.
We have made negative progress with toilet training here - P now doesn't want to sit on the toilet before baths so I'm not even bothering with that anymore, LOL! We are definitely going to leave well alone with it. Probably for another 6 months or so, I reckon.
Krystie, LOL @ the somersaults. P is still working on the 'skip-like' jump rather than both feet together.




) and will be until I can either convince DH to get off his butt and fix lattice to the deck fence or until I grow impatient and do it myself! I suspect the latter.

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