Hello. Really sorry to hear about DH's job Lupins. Likewise FSF, hope your DH decides to rejoin the work of work soon.
LG&T - I don't know how you do it. Did you manage to bribe them to be good with the promise of McD's? Must be lovely for them to have each other though. I never thought that my house was a bit dull with just mum and me, but I suppose it must have been!
How did you get on with the midwife LW?
SOH - can you put some boards under your mattress on your bed, rather than sleeping on the floor?
Managed to wake up in a complete stinker of a humour this morning. Not helped by the fact I fell asleep curled up in a ball on a 2 seat sofa until 4.30 am, then DH had put the heating on continuous and I woke up at 8.30 in bed unable to breath between the heating and the sun streaming in the curtainless windows (which is generally a nice experience if the heating isn't on!). Then proceeded to shout at everyone, swore at DD about her habit of leaving her underwear inside her clothes in the washing basket, huffed and puffed. Brought washing to laundrette (new machine not arriving til Feb 10th), got Halfords to fit a new rear bulb in my car and was just starting to feel a bit calmer when I had to brake hard coming down my road (someone walked in front of hte car in front) and my car slid down the wet hill into the back of a monstrous Mercedes 4x4. My fault of course, as I'm sure I should have been further back. Woman in Merc got out becuase "she heard a bang". She didn't even feel the impact in her big tank. I had just pulled off in traffic so wasn't going more than 10mph. You couldn't even see where my car hit her. I didn't even move the dust on it. My little tin can couldn't stand up to it though, and the bonnet has popped up out of place. Booo.
Thought DH was going to have a fit, but he was actually ok as he knows I'm usually a safe driver. It's just so bloody frustrating.
Going to get this and another dent (from years ago just after I got my licence) fixed and then hopefully not have to do anything else to it until we sell in May. DH has (thankfully) come round to the idea that it will be a faff having a 3 door car, trying to get a baby in and out the back etc. Plus, when he saw how a 10mph bump could bash the bonnet like that, he'd like his new baby in a safer car.
Have had a bacon sandwich and a twix and a cup of tea and feel considerably better.
DD's "boyfriend" has just come over on the bus and they've gone to the park. DH usually vetoes it any time she asks to see said boy, so I said he could come over here. Think DH then realised it was less hassle for us to let them off to the park than have them hanging round the living room with us. Hehehe. "Boyfriend" is a little runt of a thing (though nice and polite and seems well dragged up), about a foot smaller than DD and seems very immature compared to her, so am not too worried about what they might "get up to".