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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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BabyBolat · 16/01/2009 20:56

Night Bleu!!

I think Cadburys should do a delivery service! That would be ACE!!!

frostyfrekkles · 16/01/2009 20:57

i have a 24 hour asda a half hour's walk away. but i can't go in there as I only have £30 in the bank for the next week or so I'll just have to stick with vegan lesbian food and imaginary goodies from my internet friends. i'll eat vicariously through you lot. i might try and go to sleep soon actually. can't be arsed with today anymore. tommorow will be better

BabyBolat · 16/01/2009 20:57

As in to deliver for Frekkles xxx

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KittyCatIsGettingFat · 16/01/2009 21:01

Now THERE'S a business idea for us!! We can call it Fat Lady Delivery Co - as in "What the Fat Lady Wants, the Fat Lady Gets" and specialise in late-night deliveries of icecreams, choccies, cheesecake, doughnuts and other assorted yumminess to Pregnant ladies in the UK... what do you think? We could make a fortune!!

frostyfrekkles · 16/01/2009 21:01

you're all total smashers x x x x x x

BoffinMum · 16/01/2009 21:02

Nutty, it's because during the rehearsal they made a joke about an E flat and an E natural clash and all tittered knowingly (as did I, because I realised they had got it wrong). DH reckoned the tittering was extremely poofy. Personally speaking I have never met a sexy chorister, but I suppose there's always a first time ...

BabyBolat · 16/01/2009 21:02

I think I am going to teach my kids that the traditional thing to leave out for Santa is cheesecake and chocolate not cookies, milk and carrots

KittyCatIsGettingFat · 16/01/2009 21:02

Nah Frekkles - we just sympathise really well...

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BabyBolat · 16/01/2009 21:05

Can't believe this post is already at 111 and it has been up 7 hours!! I am taking my guess down to a week!

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Swaliswan · 16/01/2009 21:08

Most of the washing up is now done (just a couple of bits in soaking that actually need soaking). I've also devoured a marsbar and feel much better for it despite the heartburn. I think that a glass of milk should help the heartburn.

I may even have enough energy to go and have a bath. My back is really aching after standing funny at the sink to reach the washing up past my bump. Anyone else having problems with things like that, or pushing the trolley round Tesco, or driving with how big your bump is getting?

BoffinMum · 16/01/2009 21:11

BB just read your posts again about your work, and I would bloody make those arseholes work all weekend sorting it out. I would so not do their work whilst 7 months pg. Would you like me to put on my teacher voice and tell them off? They would be around in about 3 hours with everything perfect and a tub of Haagen-Dasz as a present for you.

thebluefoxategreensocks · 16/01/2009 21:11

Dishes all done, sitting room tidied up, washing hung out on rack in front of fire...and even managed to clean the fish tank! Was afraid if I didn't change the poor sponge on the filter it might completely die from being so filthy...so I'm pleased to have finally got that done! Now I just might be able to sit back with my feet up without feeling guilty, knowing I've done at least a few things!

BoffinMum · 16/01/2009 21:12

I have been told off for being addicted to MN so I had better log off now ladies. Night night and probably post again tomorrow evening. xx

Schulte · 16/01/2009 21:12

It's like a party tonight! Excellent. BoffinMum, lol at 'then I had DS and got bored so I did a degree'! Can't imagine I'd have the time and energy

So, I just totally lost it... DH said to me that I was a total weirdo for hanging out on Mumsnet and that he thought it was becoming a serious problem and I was the most boring person in the world and so on... this from a man who can spend hours playing a stupid train computer game. I shouted at him for a bit (as you do ) and now I am REALLY cross and don't want to share the bed with him tonight. What to do?

Frekkles, get out of that commune, and what exactly is 'lesbian food'

BabyBolat · 16/01/2009 21:12

Swaliswan - driving definitely - can never get the seatbelt right and sitting in same position causes lots of aches and pains!

I don't do the washing up that much as DH says I am rubbish (I don't rinse the bubbles off enough apparently) so can't comment on that one!

SpringySunshine · 16/01/2009 21:13

Welcome to mumblemum! Keep the grant quiet, if I were you. Spend it on something lovely to pamper yourself with.

Puzzle, about the girl & the kitten - I knew a lot of those, too. I also knew a lot of (Asian) children who were told that they'd be sent to live with family in India / Pakistan / whereever if they so much as got a B. Really. They absolutely lived in fear & spent every last day of half term shaking & in tears before the grades were handed out - grades that meant nothing. Then went running around in a complete panic all afternoon getting teachers to agree to change one or two grades & claim that it was a 'mistake'. At the time, we all knew that it was awful, but looking back social services should've been involved. & it wasn't just one or two people...

frekkles, you're not at all boring. It's not you that can't go & drink & have fun, it's the baby. You're doing the right thing by your LO & that's most important. I know that it's not much of a life at the moment, but I'm sure that when it comes to it you'll get way more of a thrill off hearing your baby call you 'mummy' for the first time than anything that they'll be doing this weekend. & there will be chances for you to go off & have your fun in the future. It's not like you're dying, you're just having to postpone your life a little in order to produce a new one.

BB, there is no way you can keep up this pace. I honestly don't know how you're doing it. I'm really, really for you. Is there no way that you can just leave the work undone & go crazy at people to get it done in their own time & divide it up between themselves? They should have done it anyway & it'll be less work for multiple people than just for you - & you're really pregnant! If you feel bad about it, maybe you could even pull one late night with them & just get it done? But there's no way that it's fair for you to do 15 hours this weekend on top of everything else - everything else is too much anyway! Just look how much they're looking at having to pay out for someone to continue your job - you definitely have room to manoeuvre here. You're going to have to start prioritising you & the baby, because this is mad.

Boffin, you don't half make me laugh. You're so matter of fact about your insane talent. It doesn't matter a jot how much you've had to 'find diverse ways of earning a living' - if you weren't so bloody good at everything in the first place, you wouldn't stand a chance. Also, woman, you're not old! Let alone 'very' old!

Your phrasing really cracks me up, though. You're so self-deprecating. Like people just 'happen' to be trilingual But you're right - you're probably hopeless at waitressing, so the balance is restored If you weren't so exceptionally lovely & always willing to help everyone out & share your wisdom I would have to hate you (If it turns out that you actually were Miss World, the redeeming features go out of the window & I'll have no choice!)

KittyCatIsGettingFat · 16/01/2009 21:17

Right - I'm off to cuddle with DH now so see y'all tomorrow! Night night...

Schulte · 16/01/2009 21:18

Talking about bump getting in the way.... You know how you turn sideways when you want to get through a narrow gap? Not a good idea when you're preggers

Swaliswan, step away from doing the dishes in the future, the last thing you want is a backache and things will get even worse once the baby has arrived!

BabyBolat · 16/01/2009 21:21

Oooh Boffin would you?!! I could definitely do with some tips on that!

The thing is I am really good at standing up for other people (annoyingly I just went to bat for my team with my bosses not that they deserve it!!) just seem to be rubbish at standing up for myself - particularly at the moment!

Rachel that is an amazing amount of work, so far tonight I have come home, checked my emails, cried, eaten the dinner DH made for me, vomited, sat on the sofa watching S1 of 24 with DH while chatting to you - you do not need to feel guilty about anything!

Oooh schulte I would be fit to kill!! DH really gets it - last night when I came home and had really bad tummy pains, the first thing he said is 'have you asked your Mum people!!!'

Ask him if he knows what it is like to be battered from the inside out, to vomit uncontrollable and have not control over his emotions, until that happens he has not right to comment on how you chose to get support in your pregnancy. Do make up before you go to bed tho as you will have a horrible nights sleep tho!

SpringySunshine · 16/01/2009 21:21

LOVE the Fat Lady Delivery Co idea. Best idea I've heard in ages, let's go for it

Schulte - lesbian food? Fish, perhaps? [naughty emoticon]

Swaliswan · 16/01/2009 21:24

Yay! Dishes are done and bath is running. Does anyone know if lavendar essential oil is 'allowed' during pg?

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