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PuzzleRocks · 16/01/2009 13:50

Welcome new joiners, lurkers, occasional updaters, prolific posters, and Nutty and Springy .
I say this one wont last a full 10 days.

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conkertree · 19/01/2009 21:38

was going to claim the chicken keepers job in the commune (we have three just now) but I see its been taken - maybe we could work together kitty. i'd like to have pigs too.

lol frekkles at nutty complaining about my washing - either you are an astute judge of character, or I've let slip just how messy I am - was hoping I could escape admitting to that so I can enter the commune/village life but maybe not

on the upside, i could contribute tap dancing classes,

dh is a youth worker so could take all the kids off our hands when they get to an annoying teenage stage

i could make kilt outfits for the baby boys

will help with the cooking and baking - brownies and profiteroles a speciality

will plan and organise commune trips abroad - maybe an african exchange with a commune in Zambia

can give legal advice (well Scottish legal advice so not much use in Derbyshire) - especially on matrimonial matters for when we all fall out with our dh/dps.

oh and I'll join Boffinmums choir.

didnt see anyone claim the orange creams - i'd like a couple of them and a strawberry cream too if possible.

KittyCatIsGettingFat · 19/01/2009 21:41

Conkers - by all means, teach me about chickens!!! tee hee...

I'm off to bed now too - see y'all in the morning!

Swaliswan · 19/01/2009 21:49

I've written my letter so have nipped back in!

I can't believe that you can make kilts, Conkertree! We paid about £1000 for DH's kilt outfit for our wedding. He looks gorgeous in it I'm not sure whether I prefer him in that or in his PTI kit.

mathsmummy27 · 19/01/2009 21:51

phew, I'm back. Just a little sick and embarrassed. On the plus side, I did make the NHS direct woman laugh uproarously when she said 'you should drink little and often, and maybe ice chips would help?' and I replied 'er..that's what got me in this mess in the first place actually'.

Can I be in the choir too? Got a mean soprano but the sight-reading's pretty sporadic...

Swaliswan · 19/01/2009 21:55

Are there loads of strawberry creams left? I could eat them all day (and sometimes do if we have nice patients who give us chocolates as no-one else at work seems to like them).

Swaliswan · 19/01/2009 22:02

Right, I'm off to bed now with DH

Night, night.

BoffinMum · 19/01/2009 22:58

Conker, you sound great. My DS2 is named after 2 Scottish kings and distantly descended from the Stuarts via the Grays/Sutherlands (we are practically talking going back to Neanderthal Man times here I imagine), and has always wanted a kilt in celebration of this fact. So I am sure he will be your first client up at the commune.

His dad looks creepily like James VI, btw, as I realised whilst touring around Edinburgh Castle in September ... like here but I made him shave off his goatee when I met him, and frankly he is a lot more smiley.

freemasonry.bcy.ca/biography/images/james_vi.jpg

However I got a bit of a thrill realising I had in fact inadvertently shagged a royal, genetically speaking at least. Is that sad???? I felt a bit like an American claiming kin where it was a bit dubious tbh, but it did feel quite cool.

BoffinMum · 19/01/2009 23:00

Glad you're back and OK, MM. As they say, never eat the blue ice lollies. Especially the Harpic ones (shouldn't tease, should I??)

thebluefoxategreensocks · 19/01/2009 23:14

So, how's everyone getting on with deciding names? Are they all worked out, not even thought of yet, or top secret?

We've already got an A first (Abigail), and a B second (Benjamin) - though we didn't plan on alphabetical names, just liked those for our first two children. Soooo...is it silly if we carry on and have a C this time? Thinking of C names...we've pretty much landed on Catherine for a girl (tho probably call her Katie) and Clement for a boy. What do you all think?

BoffinMum · 20/01/2009 08:03

Hello.

Feel massively sick today and a bit disappointed to be still pg and in pain. In fact would have preferred never to wake up again. Sympathy very welcome.

Have to write a literature review on something boring today, and speak to people I don't know on the phone for work as well, and I don't like talking on the phone when I am grumpy, and have to pretend to be cheerful. Not a happy Boff.

KittyCatIsGettingFat · 20/01/2009 09:27

Poor Boff!! Would a hot cross bun and a cup of tea help?

XXX

mathsmummy27 · 20/01/2009 09:50

((Boffin)) have some of my raspberry jam. And a cuddle with my DD, who is dressed as a piglet, and smells all curly and sleepy.

I LOVE Clement for a boy

We have decided on Amelia Charlotte

PuzzleRocks · 20/01/2009 09:50

Nutty - DD loves cars. Hardly surprising really as DH is mad about classic and supercars. She has a garage full of sports cars and jags and f1 cars. She watched DH driving Ferrari 360's at Silverstone. I wasn't sure about taking her because I thought it we be too noisy and boring for her but she loved it.
I would have a DB7 or a Maserati GT. Maybe a Koenigsegg for speed although it couldn't beat your Veyron.

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PuzzleRocks · 20/01/2009 09:52

Boffin - I had a dream about shagging Alice Cooper who was wearing pvc hotpants. Try to have dreams like that and you will definitely be grateful to wake up in the morning. Seriously, I hope the day gets better for you.

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PuzzleRocks · 20/01/2009 09:53

Rachel - both great names and I like the A,B,C thing.
We have chosen Holly Elizabeth. We already have an Ellen Madeleine.

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mathsmummy27 · 20/01/2009 09:54

Alice Cooper!
How could he be wearing them in flagrente????

PuzzleRocks · 20/01/2009 09:59

They had an opening.

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mathsmummy27 · 20/01/2009 10:11

I'm finding that strangely erotic

but also very funny.

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PuzzleRocks · 20/01/2009 10:13

I was thinking of asking DH to get a pair .

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BoffinMum · 20/01/2009 10:25

Had to laugh at the Alice Cooper thing. I had an Alan Titchmarsh-related erotic dream once that has caused great mirth in this household and still makes me blush

Would very much like to scoff a hot cross bun with raspberry jam whilst cuddling a small piglet person. May limp down to kitchen in search of carbs in a minute. Had breakfast at 3.30am so not surprising I feel sick really.

Written an article on SPD for Wikipedia this morning but my references are all buggered up. Anyone know how to get them to list properly?

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