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BigTech · 09/10/2008 17:07

Enjoy

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teafortwo · 09/10/2008 17:18

A one child family topic - what a brilliant idea!

Thanks bigtech! We certainly will enjoy!!!!!

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Twixabix · 09/10/2008 17:19

Yiiipppppppeeeee

Hi everyone

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Tillyscoutsmum · 09/10/2008 17:26

well done T42, squeaver and co. I want you guys on my side. I reckon that might be an mn record for a new topic - nagging persistence is the key

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hotcrosswerebunny · 09/10/2008 17:27

Yay Why didn't we think of that???

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teafortwo · 09/10/2008 17:29

Let's have a little party to celebrate!!!!

Glass of champagne anyone?????

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fedupandisolated · 09/10/2008 17:29

Hello everyone. One DS aged 5 and he's lovely. Would have liked more but my body just does not do pregnancy - and am 42 now and a single parent so unlikely there will be any more.

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Jux · 09/10/2008 17:32

Our dd is an only one too. It's made harder for her because neither of my brothers have (or will have) kids, and nor will dh's sister, so our dd is the last in the line of both families. She feels it quite badly sometimes

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teafortwo · 09/10/2008 17:37

fedupandisolated - welcome! Here is a glass of France's finest - tonight and from now on I think you will be neither fed up or isolated - Cheers to Mumsnet for our lovely topic!!! And cheers to your lovely ds!

Jux - lets toast your dd too - and hope that between us on this new topic we can find solutions for her feeling more positive about her only status!!!

TSM - of course we are on your side!!! (All this champagne is practice for your upcoming wedding)

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Anna8888 · 09/10/2008 17:42

T42 - this is a hijack - I remember from a thread a while back that you were vaguely interested in the school my DD goes to - are you still thinking about it (given that inscription is at the beginning of December) and do you want any info or anything?

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slayerette · 09/10/2008 17:42

Checking in - one ds, 5 - lovely, lively, drives me mad at times!

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CountessDracula · 09/10/2008 17:44

Fantastic thanks bigtech!

I have one dd, just 6. Would love to have more but I don't think it will happen

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CountessDracula · 09/10/2008 17:45

Oh forgot
Am also very happy with one and in many ways I actually don't want more

Ambivelence - doncha love it?!

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squeaver · 09/10/2008 17:45

Oh I've got a tear in my eye

I think it was TFT's threat to decamp to Netmums that did it!

wow it's nice and roomy in here isn't it?



Jux - sorry to hear about your circs. Start a thread and we'll all pile in with advice.

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frasersmummy · 09/10/2008 17:47

oh well done.. can we moan about how much time we have had to sit on the floor and play pirates today now??

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OsmosisBanana · 09/10/2008 17:47

I have one child and a step daughter. Am I in?

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squeaver · 09/10/2008 17:48

Of course OB!

Frasersmummy - yes and Play-doh! the relentless rollling and cutting out shapes.

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Tillyscoutsmum · 09/10/2008 17:48

Me too Osmosis.... I was allowed in (we'll add a different dimension apparently )

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OsmosisBanana · 09/10/2008 17:52

I don't have to do much 'joining in' with DD yet as she's only nearly 2 (yuk, nearly a Charlie and Lola quote!) but i cut my teeth as it were, on SD who is 9 and thinks I'm in the bee's knees whereas her Dad is 'boring'.

If only she knew!!

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teafortwo · 09/10/2008 18:02

Hello everyone - sorry just popped out for five minutes and you all arrived - it is always the way, hey!!!

So so so...Have you all got some champagne??? It was Anna who supplied it... sent it over to Paris in her friend's helicopter!

Oh Squeaver - nice hat - I didn't realise we were dressing formally for this party - but hey why not!!!!

(To the side - hey Anna! WOW! I am impressed at you remembering that!!!! YES - I am interested in school - and have lots of questions to ask you on the subject... Would you mind if I set up a thread in 'living overseas' a bit later or maybe tomorrow - because I need to go and make my only some dinner (rl) and (mnl) serve all these people their next glass of champagne)

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Anna8888 · 09/10/2008 18:05

Sure - or you can just CAT me and we can take it offline, I'm not sure it's really of general interest. You might want to come over one day at pick-up time and for a play in the park so you can get a feel for the ambiance?

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teafortwo · 09/10/2008 18:06

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/one_child_families/624104-importance-of-choosing-hats-over-fascinators-if-you-o nly-have

Sorry - Icouldn't resist!!!!

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teafortwo · 09/10/2008 18:08

Yes - good thinking Anna!!!!

(Sneaks away from the party - for a few minutes to find out how to CAT someone)

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Anna8888 · 09/10/2008 18:10

Do you want me to CAT you? Since I have paid for CAT...

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Anna8888 · 09/10/2008 18:10

Do you want me to CAT you? Since I have paid for CAT...

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Anna8888 · 09/10/2008 18:11

You need to change your setting to enable me to CAT you though...

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