Feeling Lonely

[PinkWebby]

Hello, I have just joined this today, I have recently moved back to Herne Bay in Kent, to be nearer my family. My husband is a submariner in the navy and is away a lot of the time. Moving home should have meant that I would have a better social life, baby sitters on tap and a sister that is a good friend as well would come out with me as I am 28 and still like to get away from being a mum every now and again. But she keeps letting me down. This weekend I have a baby sitter but no one to go out with, so my only option is to go to the cinema on my own, which is really sad. Is there anyone out there that wants a friend, I have two girls one is 6 and one is 21 months.

[littlemissbossy]

Hi Pinkwebby! sorry to hear you're feeling a bit down. Try posting this on a mumsnet meet-up topic and put Herne Bay, Kent in the title - hopefully some other mumsnetter will live near you. I'm in Leeds... a bit too far!
Anyway, keep on mumsnet, you definately won't feel lonely then, although I warn you, it's very addictive

[Fastasleep]

I was just about to say what littlemissbossy said welcome to mumsnet, there's lots of us here to listen and for a giggle even if you don't find anyone very near to you (but I'm sure you will!)

[nailpolish]

hello and welcome!

i understand your situation, mine is a wee bit the same. sorry to hear you are so lonely, if i was closer i would pop in for a cup of tea, but im in scotland

theres always someone here though, and plenty to chat about

[munnzieb]

hiya, u've no need to feel low with all of us around!

(there are a few of us Militry wives, we did start a thread up, if you want to have a look in, any time you fancy a chat come on over - MY DH is in iraq at the mo as well, so I know where ur coming from!)

[cat82]

Hi pinkwebby (really like your name!) Sorry you're feeling lonely. I'm in Cambridge so probably no good either, but just wanted to say hello and you'll find loads of support and lovely people on mn

[PinkWebby]

I think I am going to like this discussion board. It is lovely to hear I am not the only person out there that gets a little bit fed up of my own and my childrens company all the time.

[PinkWebby]

I lived in Scotland for the last 7 years but moved, back down to be nearer family. I have some good friends up there but it is to far away for a coffee.

I tried to find the topic mentioned about forces wives, but failed to, can you tell me how to get there.

Thanks

[cat82]

Pinkwebby, no of course you're not on your own! I get very fed up, i do have dp but don't know anyone well that has children. It does get lonely, i think everyone feels like that from time to time.

If you go to "active converstaions" and scroll down untill you see "Army wives club" I think That's the thread.

HTH

[cat82]

Oh, and if you can't see it on active conversation, go to "topics" then "chat" then scroll, again until you see Army Wives Club

[LucyJones]

Hi PinkWebby - I live in Canterbury so would be happy to meet up. I have a 10 month old ds. Do you drive? I don't but would e happy to go to the cinema sometime, or meet up in town?

[PinkWebby]

That would be great, my two daughters go to school and nursery in Canterbury, St Thomas's so that would be really nice. Would you like to meet for a coffee next monday at say 1.45, I dont have to pick my 6 year old up until 3, what do you say? Where would you like to meet?

[LucyJones]

Monday is fine for me. Shall we say 1.45pm outside Monsoon near the cathedral? We could go to Starbucks perhaps? I'll have ds with me.

[PinkWebby]

Okay see you then. I will have mine with me as well. I have blonde hair and will probably have a light blue coat on.

[LucyJones]

excellent - I have dark brown shoulder length hair and probably dark blue coat!!!

[LucyJones]

Hi PinkWebby - hope you see this. I'm really sorry but I can't make tomorrow's meet up after all as I have to take ds to the doctors. Hope you get this

[PinkWebby]

Thanks for letting me know. That is fine maybe another time then. I hope DS is okay.