Shagged out viroids - JS Grads 2

[frakyouveryverymuch]

Our old thread ran out of space! The horror!

hmm.
I started a thread in chat for the MN jury to say whether DH should go on his fishing trip in october.

They're all focussing on changing the cat litter and not on my husband leaving a heavily-pregnant woman on her own for a whole week

I don't care aboutthe cat litter, because his brother can come in and change it.
I don't want to be on my own for a weeeeeek

see, vallinna - told you it would be big!
I haven't looked at mine for aaaages.
it's more comfortable to sit on....

ew to the brazilian though!
why has everyone got an obsession with excess hair?

Five flights to get to the loo vallinna?! That could get messy as pregnancy progresses!! Poor you.

I'm another brazilian advocate even though I can only see my bits in the mirror.

I am unreasonably proud to say that I have never waxed my muff in my life Perhaps I should namechange to reflect this fact...BarryHush, anyone?

star!

I'm not brave enough for the wax but the razor is a frequent visitor down there, even now when I can't see what the hell I'm actually doing . I'm NOT looking in that mirror!

Star i'm with you.
can't think of anything worse

I'm with star here! Though I did have to get round to doing a bit of a trim by the three month mark as it could have quite easily stretched down to my knees, eek! Haven't had the courage to look down there yet

oooh, I didn't read Star's post properly - I don't touch mine - it's itchy enough as it is!
(i get very dry skin, and it's hard to moisturise the hair)

for ttl being brave enough to shave even though she can't see!!

I am also impressed at ttl's shave-in-the-dark method. Respect. I don't actually do anything to mine beyond the occasional trim with nail scissors.

Just fell asleep on the sofa for 20 minutes...urgh, I am so tired.

I reckon I'll be qualified as a specialist barber by the end of this pregnancy

Hate being hairy - any where from the neck down really! Shaving makes me look like I have a dodgy STD (ingrowns and massive itching )

Oh dear they did give you a hard time didn't they Nickel?

yup.

Tbf though I wouldn't have a problem with either changing the cat litter or being left alone for a week at 32 weeks pregnant. Your DH sounds like he's going to be a hands-on dad, so getting a bit of time away before the baby comes isn't unreasonable. And you will be able to starfish across the centre of the bed, eat whatever bizarre concoctions you desire and generally slob about without giving a shit about anyone else's needs, which will also be the last chance you get for a while

unfortunately, Star - it also means that I'll have to pander to Sebastian's every whim, and cope with Johann climbing all over me all the time, whilst lookign at me as if to say "why are you in my way? " because I won't be able to force DH to do it

I do know how you feel though Nickel, I've always hated being away from DP

Make sure he takes a phone though and then you can at least chat to him

see, you should be saying all this on the thread!

they're being mean to me

Did you have a third cat called Bach by any chance?

no

just the two
DH's old choirmaster/organist named them.

I tried to shave my bikini line today. It must look a right mess though because the razor couldn't cope with the extreme angle of leg meeting stomach. Time to resign myself to a messy muff until Currant Bun arrives.

Loving BarryHush (with the cat litter habit, hehe) by the way.

Sorry Nickel haven't had a chance to look at your chat thread yet.

Eep to all the unsighted shaving going on. I'm a quick trim with nail scissors only type of girl, and that's gone by the wayside now I can't see what's going on down there.

Had the "women only" session of the NCT classes yesterday morning. I wasn't too impressed tbh. The teacher had 7 things on her list to cover and we only got onto about 3 of them. She says each session "never mind we'll get onto that next week". I can't help but think that we'll get to the end of the course and not covered everything we asked for. But oh my at the discussion on cutting, tearing and stitching. That brings water to my eyes just thinking about it.

Have been a sobbing hormonal mess for the last day or so, mostly over getting the house sorted for Squig. DH doesn't know what to do with me. He tries to reason with me showing me how much time there is really (am nearly 32 weeks) - but that just makes me feel awful as I have no reasoned response so I feel shit and know that I'm making him feel bad too. He just doesn't get that it's not OK from my point of view to still be pottering about getting things ready at 39+6 (as of course his baby isn't going to be early, that would just be inconvenient!)
Am still a bit ropey this morning and he's just told me that he's going to be gardening and doing some computer work for church this morning, and we're going to see (his) friends for the weekend this afternoon, so nothing doing then. And when I object I feel like such a nag.

it's okay coaaf - it's all been resolved now

sorry you're feeling :( esk
It'll all work out, you know it will.
(and if it doesn't, you'll deal with it.)
and we're all here for support. :)

That's how I felt a couple of weeks aago Esk. Trying to explain to DH why it was so important to me that we have a bed ready for LO, like trying to talk to a brick wall. Once we actually got the moses basket in I calmed down quite a lot.

Today I need to buy some muslins and that should be me set (esp as last night I finally ordered my robot dolls from M&Ps along with some avent bottles to go with the pump - DH doesn't know about any of that yet. He thought he was dreaming when I told him his sick pay had gone in and we can afford milk AND bread this weekend!).

Actually late night shopping is quite theraputic.

40 weeks today (and before you ask, still not a twinge).