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to not want to put on trousers?

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aliblue · 17/02/2010 03:05

Bugger. MIL just rang to see if she could "pop round" for a coffee. I'm 40 wks pregnant, and in the southern hemishpere where it's mid summer. AIBU to greet her in knickers and a t-shirt, or do i HAVE to put something else on??

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mumof2point5 · 17/02/2010 03:45

stay as you are!

tortoiseonthehalfshell · 17/02/2010 03:48

This would be an excellent reason to pretend you're about to pop to the shops and won't be in, personally.

aliblue · 17/02/2010 04:14

oh. She actually means "go down to the posh high street and have a coffee". AIBU....?? grumbly putting on horrible restrictive unflattering maternity jeans emoticon

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tortoiseonthehalfshell · 17/02/2010 04:28

Maybe fake contractions?

ZacharyQuack · 17/02/2010 04:41

Ask her to bring you a takeout coffee. And a cake.

aliblue · 17/02/2010 06:17

tortoise fake contractions would be a bad idea. She, my mother and my aunt have been circling like vultures all week, in the hope that they "happen" to be there when I go into labour.

Same with fake popping to the shops. "Shops? which shops? I'll come there and help you carry it all!"

So we went out, which meant that i had to don not only trousers, but shoes as well. Bloody unreasonable.

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tortoiseonthehalfshell · 17/02/2010 06:53

That is unreasonable. You have my sympathy. Especially because it was the posh street. No-one who is 40 weeks pregnant should have to go anywhere posh.

And yes, the fake contractions were always fraught with danger this is true. My waters broke 5 (5!) days before my daughter was born, and I made the mistake of telling the grandparents-to-be because I thought, well, it'll be imminent now, won't it?

(no)

So we spent five days fielding hourly update requests.

kreecherlivesupstairs · 17/02/2010 06:54

Can't you just tell her you aren't feeling up to covering your lower portions? I do feel for you, I was pregnant with dd in Oman. I don't think I wore more than knickers and t.shirt except for my ante-natal visits.

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