To think there's nothing wrong with being lazy.

[bran]

It's just one of those character traits, like being a morning person or an evening person, or not liking broccoli, or being good at maths.

Who will join me - I'm lazy and I'm proud.

Less effort, bran, is to turn them inside out (if you can be bothered) and wear them again. I do that with my knickers all the time.

We never did get around to deciding Too busy pootling and bimbling...

dh bought an electic toothbrush. but I can't be bothere to use it. It takes too long.

The devil makes work for idle hands.

Or hadn't you heard?

And the devil isn't a very nice fella, I can tell you.

We've been potty-training ds for over a fortnight now and we've yet to have a poo in the potty, what's on the inside of his trousers should not see the light of day (he's a two or three times a day boy). In true lazy spirit I've been chucking away his poo-y pants rather than deal with them.

Pointy - there you go being Devil's Advocate again We love being lazy!

potty training is too tiring. you should have waited another 3 yrs...

devil's advocate is well-paid.

Unlimited foie gras

Franca, you would be proud of me, I put him in nursery for an extra day for the first week (usually he goes 4 days) so that they could do the bulk of the training. I wanted to wait longer, but ds has to be trained to move up to the next group at nursery. Nearly all his friends have moved already and he misses them.

(Still trying to motivate myself to pack a bag to take to the laundrette tomorrow - for a service wash naturally.)

thank god for nurseries I say. ds potty trained himself, he couldn't wait for me to decide to start it.