to ask you what do you desperately want right now at this point (but cant have)?

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for me:

1. self cleaning house
2. not have gluten allergies
3. new car

you?

A full time nanny and a cleaner.

Or...

My DH to get a massive pay rise so I can jack in my much hated job and stay home with kids. No cleaner or nanny then required.

1. To have moved out of current house - moving in 3 weeks as landlord is a nightmare making DH (and me as a result) stressed and miserable!
2. More money
3. A glass of white zinfandel (currently 32 weeks pregnant)

A proper bloody plan to fix up my campervan

A cure for diabetes. Enough money to pay off the mortgage and for dh and I to take a very early retirement. A dog. A second home somewhere warm. Not much really.

possible but unlikely: a shedload of money
impossible: for my old dog to become young again

an appointment or at least diagnosis for a heart condition

For the bullies to leave my daughter alone
For my daughter to no longer be suicidal as a result of the bullying

And the less nice part of me also wants the bullies to experience the same pain that they have inflicted on my daughter

1. A boyfriend
2. My teenager to like me again
3. definitely the self cleaning house

A full week off work. Can only ever seen to get the odd day here and there.

At this particular second, to not have to go and make my mums tea!

Ooh and also kittens, definitely more kittens! And the nice kind, not like current kitten who hisses at me when I try to stroke her.

All my daughter's health problems to go away forever.

Serenity

I want to live nearer to my DS who is currently a 7 hour drive away. I miss him so much.

Exchange- this has dragged on since April and I’m at the end of my tether

My period to start so that it's over by the time I go on holiday next week.

For DH to be able to retire early, or at least go part time. He’s in the lucky position of getting a military pension at 60 but that is 4 years away, his current job is well paid but very stressful and he’s had enough. Getting a lower paid job is an option of course but that means working for an extra few years to save enough to fund the gap to state pension age.

A permanent home as we have been served a section 21.

We live in Devon

To be a size 12-14 and wearing a dress.

Nice ready meals every evening, instead of having to cook and wash up.

To actually get some SEN support from school.
to not be disabled. (make that all three of us)
for dd not to have anaphylactic allergies

A house

My late DP.

To be pain free.
For dd not to have her mh issues.

To lose a stone in a fortnight