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there has been two people sat in a car outside my house for 83hrs

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StateofConfusion · 14/03/2012 16:44

Possibly longer

Its really starting to bother myself and dp.

Should I do something?

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covermeup · 07/05/2012 21:41

Hi State hope you are ok? What's the latest with the jizz stinking car? Have you managed to catch OG at school anymore?

RabidAnchovy · 03/05/2012 17:59
Grin
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StateofConfusion · 01/05/2012 22:14

ovaltine do you live in norfolk

well they were still there at 8ish Hmm

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ovaltine · 01/05/2012 21:57

i wondered today if my neighbours post about me always wearing monkey pj's and fake uggs all day when home and going back and forth to garage/utility to smoke?

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StateofConfusion · 01/05/2012 17:15

lady the sporn thread are one of my favourite parts of mumsnet :)

update they were in the car again today, still waiting to see who OG picks up from school.

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RabidAnchovy · 01/05/2012 15:01

Finds thread, goes to catch up

LadyBabsWalthamCuddles · 30/04/2012 00:39

Thanks State, I do have to say that the pus porn thread is making me feel slightly more comfortable (not much, but a bit).

Hmm, I might try that Grin

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StateofConfusion · 29/04/2012 23:43

ohhh lady you poor thing, glad the dcs are on the mend though! duvet in the bath isnt too uncomfy suprisingly! xx

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LadyBabsWalthamCuddles · 29/04/2012 23:08

Glad to hear it.

The DCs seem to be coming out the other end now, just "shitting for Britain" now, but I have caught it Angry Sad [exhausted]

I knew this would happen. I may attempt to sleep in the bath (I haven't got to hobble as far to the toilet)

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StateofConfusion · 29/04/2012 22:41

good thanks lady the children had a better day and have settled well this evening.

I have dizziness and nausea but i dont care Grin just pleased to be pregnant. How are you? and the dcs? any sign of the bug passing? xx

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LadyBabsWalthamCuddles · 29/04/2012 21:52

At least the car is still there.

How are you today State?

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StateofConfusion · 29/04/2012 21:22

Evening all, no sightings of OB or OG but the car is seen atleast once a day Grin

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millimat · 29/04/2012 09:53

Fab news state :) Glad you don't need to climb now.
It's very inconsiderate of the weather to stop the updates ...
Wonder where the child that OB seems to collect from school lives?

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StateofConfusion · 28/04/2012 14:17

Oh yes dd was fine, she was sat on my lap messing around and I let her go, she didn't cry but dp was very Hmm at me!

Thanks gravy :)

I'm just freaking out about it all since the mmc in dec.

Anyway, car wasn't there this morning, I'm at mums for the day so ill update when I get home.

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LadyBabsWalthamCuddles · 28/04/2012 03:32

Don't worry about babies, it's like riding a bike, you just automatically go back into baby mode.

Is your dd ok? If she is, don't worry about that either. It happens

GravyHadALumpyMashBaby · 27/04/2012 20:35

OH Thanks & congratulations for State & States DP!

Very Envy

Thanks for updating also!

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StateofConfusion · 27/04/2012 16:30

Don't get me wrong, blimey do they fight, but its because they're close. I loved my double buggy --because dd slept in it and they were both strapped down-- it was before we owned a car so I had an icandy pear and it was brill, then when dp selfishly got a small car I had to sell it, then had a phil and ted. Which was lovely but looong. Its going to be very strange just having one baby, ds will be almost 5 and a half and dd 4 when it arrives! I have noticed in recent years shops are less and less pram friendly, on the rare occasion I use the stroller (just a small maclaren one) I'm forever getting caught on things or stuck, its ridiculous!

I've also had a pregnant meltdown today and realised I remember NOTHING about babies, and I dropped dd. So a great day for parenting!

update

No car on arriving home, OG spotted at the school again. Due to rain again I didn't see what area of the school she headed, I've begged dp to get a good look monday!

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LadyBabsWalthamCuddles · 27/04/2012 14:44

Ahh, I hate my double buggy (can't steer the bloody thing, and nowhere is wide enough) and the looks I get (I look about 21 or I used to until this week), but to be walking around with two kids in a double buggy with only a year between them.

I hope mine are close when they're older, I never got on with my brother when we were growing up

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StateofConfusion · 27/04/2012 13:58

lady would have been easier if it weren't for others comments, I lost count of the "do you need a double buggy" we ds learnt to walk 6wks before she was born in november so kinda yes!!! I was 20 when dd was born aswell so got judged for that!

Will be interesting to see how ill be treated by hcp this time!

The age gaps worth it now, they're very close :)

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LadyBabsWalthamCuddles · 27/04/2012 13:53

Oh no, I hope they haven't left us again.

I fell pg with DS when DD was 3mo, was the hardest thing I've ever had to do. Glad you're finding it easier this time

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StateofConfusion · 27/04/2012 13:38

Its not too bad this time, ds in ft school and dd is 3.5 and pretty independant --has to do things her way so its easier to leave her to it-- I was pregnant with dd when ds was 7mnths old so this seems easy! Had a mmc in december too so I could puke all day long and not care, but so far things have been easier.

Not been home yet so can't update, ill check in later x

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ovaltine · 27/04/2012 11:48

Urgh i hated being pregnant especially at the beginning as got hyperemesis. I dont know how anyone copes with it in general when you have other kids as it makes you so bloody tired. Make sure you put your feet up lots :)

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StateofConfusion · 27/04/2012 10:50

I'm 7 weeks, its the nausea stopping me, same as if dd is on my lap and leans back. I managed with the help of A LOT of pillows to remain almost on the front the whole way through with ds.

They weren't there when I left for school today :(

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LadyBabsWalthamCuddles · 27/04/2012 09:34

Fair enough, I sleep on my front too (when DC permit it) and did it for a while while pg (can't remember how long though)

ovaltine · 27/04/2012 08:54

How far are you state? I also sleep on my belly. I managed to do it til about 18 weeks! But weirdly not between weeks 8-12.