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(Dear IPOATthe Fourth, that a happy ending is altogether unlikely?

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Hullygully · 28/01/2010 12:09

Or not?

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pagwatch · 04/02/2010 13:52

I sometimes think that having DS2 was some huge cosmic joke . He needs patience - I have none. He needs attention all the time - I am bored easily. He needs a special diet - my cooking makes grown men weep. For years he could not walk - I couldn't bear driving. His routine require huge organisation - I am random by nature

But I am a better mum to the other two because of him. And I am probably a nicer person too.

If it hadn't been for Pagboy my life would have been an audi commercial - money, big house, perfect kids, perfect life. Having come from poverty I would have been in danger of being a real wanker I think. A terrible posturing twat.

I had to re eveluate everything and it was a good thing I think

Jamieandhismagictorch · 04/02/2010 13:52

Pag - I love smelly rugby kits. Reminds me of my brother as a teenager (in a non-eeew way)

My favourite sentence uttered by 2 year old DS1 was

"Mummy Daddy Oh For Gods Sake"

Umami · 04/02/2010 13:54

That's as it should be. Having children should make you a better person.

Jamieandhismagictorch · 04/02/2010 13:54

Pag - you are wise, deep and lovely. Indeed not a wanker

Hullygully · 04/02/2010 13:56

You're orl right. So are you others

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Jamieandhismagictorch · 04/02/2010 13:56

Unfortunately, some people just turn their children into little wankers.

Barney - eh ? - he'd be first against the wall come the revolution. And all those grinning stage-school kids.

pagwatch · 04/02/2010 13:56

Umami -

It is great until one daythey look at you knowing that they don't have your full attention.
Andthen you feel guilty and have to actually do stuff with your brain engaged.

(damn you developmental milestones)

Jamie - I used to organise terrible carnage on DS2's Thomas playmat too !
It eases the pain a little...

Jamieandhismagictorch · 04/02/2010 13:58

We are the world
We are the Children
We are the ones to make a Brighter Day
So let's start giving ......

Umami · 04/02/2010 14:00

DH has a collection of PlayMobil that my strange BIL has bought him. I have been known to arrange them into drive-by shootings and the like. One day, the only female police officer flipped after enduring too many racist comments, took the mountain-bike officer hostage, shot the helicopter pilot and the dog handler and it all ended up in a big shoot-out.

pagwatch · 04/02/2010 14:00

at "Mummy Daddy Oh For Gods Sake"

I also have to swoon.

bye ladies

pagwatch · 04/02/2010 14:02

ROFL at Playmobile The Wire..

Jamieandhismagictorch · 04/02/2010 14:02

Umami

I also must away. Cub badges call out to be sewn on.....

GibbonInARibbon · 04/02/2010 14:14

Awww I missed the love in

It's been lovely to read all about your DC's

Pag my lovely, you sound like the fabbiest most wonderful mum, you really do.

Infact you all sound like wonderful mums

I shall sit a while and bask in the earth mother love in feeling we have going on.

Umami · 04/02/2010 14:14

Sexist comments, sexist.

Umami · 04/02/2010 14:17

Tell me of yours, Gibbon. I know you have one still cooking. Any others?

GibbonInARibbon · 04/02/2010 14:33

Yes have DD, she is 3

Biased as every mother is she is adorable and sweet (bit too sweet and sensitive at times I fear, I do wish sometimes she would stand her ground more)

For someone who swore she would never have children I smile to myself now as a SAHM with another on the way!

Umami · 04/02/2010 14:38

Ah, lovely! You'll regret saying you wish she would stand her ground more when she's 15 and insisting on going out dressed like that

I'd always planned on children in the long-term, but I never thought I would be happy to give up work entirely and stay at home, which it turns out I would gladly do now!

GibbonInARibbon · 04/02/2010 14:49

Very true Umami, I wouldn't change her for the world but my heart breaks a little each time I see another child run roughshod over her, and her react by saying 'that's not very nice why are you being mean?'

Mind you she manages quite well to assert herself with me

I know what you mean I loved my job, then DD came along and I have not missed it at all.

Hullygully · 04/02/2010 15:40

Hey Gibbon, your earlier absence was noted, as was that of Mimi and even the less present Princessa.

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GibbonInARibbon · 04/02/2010 16:07
BlackJackScroggins · 04/02/2010 18:52

oh, did I miss the love-in?

pagwatch · 04/02/2010 18:56

You missed it because you were not sitting still so you had to sit on the carpet and listen to the end of the story. I didn't care that your mummy was knocking on the window....and that sign she is making with her fist and the chiuaua is very rude...

We all had a bonding, loved each other up a bit and then dresed up glittery mamals for Hully. No biggy really.

Umami · 04/02/2010 18:57

You did Blackjack, you did.

BlackJackScroggins · 04/02/2010 18:58
Hullygully · 04/02/2010 21:26
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