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Is it tidiness or not?

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fsmail · 23/07/2005 09:39

Just out of interest thought I would do a survey on whether tidy, homeproud people are more likely to bottlefeed, i.e. are breastfeeders better at letting the house go. Any feedback would be interesting.

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moondog · 23/07/2005 22:38

motherpeculiar,I knowI'm an idiot.I really do!

Also moved house (alone!Dh away.) when ds was 4 weeks and dd was 3. I managed.............

nailpolish · 23/07/2005 22:41

what a ridiculous thread

i am extremely tidy - but i bf. didnt want any bottles/sterilisers cluttering my house. GOD FORBID! shockeroonee

nailpolish · 23/07/2005 22:43

hi moondog

ironing dishcloths, why am i not surprised??!!

moondog · 23/07/2005 22:44

I have a pg friend with a house so gorgeous it was recently featured on tv. She is really hoping to b/feed,for all the right reasons,but admitted to me that she doesn't want a horrid big sterilser making her kitchen look ugly either. Lol!

nailpolish · 23/07/2005 22:46

i did in the end have a steriliser, didnt leave it sitting on the bunker (or worktop or whatever you call it) HELL NO put it away after every use (after dusting it if left overnight)

moondog · 23/07/2005 22:46

Hey np,just call me an extremely uptight hippy!

I have been chasing cowsaway from my supper tonight.MY patio overlooks a field and dining al fresco wasquite alarming with 15 cows coming to check out my salad.Luckily they weren't interested in my wine.....

moondog · 23/07/2005 22:47

Bunker?? is that what they say in Scotland then???

nailpolish · 23/07/2005 22:48

tears rolling down my face md. i think i love you. im raising my g and t to you (its actually gin and water cos ive run out of tonic)

ps i love cows - they have such long batty eyelashes

nailpolish · 23/07/2005 22:49

yes bunker - cos the coal used to be kept under it. i think

moondog · 23/07/2005 23:08

I like bunker!
Going to use it myself now..
(Fell in love with dh as he had/has beautiful long lashes like a Jersey cow.Luckily,as an agriculturaleconomicsstudent when I met him,he took my 'cowe eyes' comments as a compliment.)

nailpolish · 23/07/2005 23:09

how romantic md

moondog · 23/07/2005 23:14
Grin
motherpeculiar · 24/07/2005 11:46

you two are NUTS

nutty obsessively tidy clean people I can deal with.

please come back and continue, I was just getting into the story of MD and her DH getting together over the cow's eyelashes.

moondog · 24/07/2005 18:31

That's it really motherpeculiar.
16 years and two scrummy calves later,still as gorgeous as ever with his lovely cow eyes...

motherpeculiar · 24/07/2005 19:17

aaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwhhhhhhh!!!

bet they like being called calves!

bobbybob · 25/07/2005 03:22

I'm crap at housework and excellent at breastfeeding, and I do know 2 women who stopped breastfeeding "because they had no time to do their housework", both lived in showhomes, so maybe fsmail had a point.

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