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NatalieJane · 17/11/2006 22:32

I know it has been done 1000 times before, but if nothing else I just want something to do with myself while my body decides what it is going to do.

I felt fine all day, got to about about 5 o'clock-ish, and very suddenly started to feel sick, didn't want to eat dinner but DH made me eat some toast which perked me up a bit, have been having fairly mild but intense contractions (can you have mild and intense at the same time?!!) with a tiny bit of back pain, coming every 8-10 minutes or so. The contractions aren't painful, but just really tight, and the baby has dropped really low.

Anyone who has followed the last 5 weeks with me, this is completely different to every contraction I have had before!

I actually feel really silly posting this, in case it turns out to be nothing, but I am bored and can't concentrate on the telly, so thought it would at least take some time up.

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dorisofdevon · 25/11/2006 20:59

love party hats and any talk of parties in general who knows we might actually have something to celebrate soon

lulumama · 25/11/2006 21:01

doris are you a new arrival or a name change>

if you like parties..there is a bar in 'chat' most nights!

anyhoo...not like any of us are bothered about Nj!!!

Toady · 25/11/2006 21:03

Toady comes in singing "come on and do the conga la la la, la la la" Chuck us a party hat!!

lulumama · 25/11/2006 21:06

how are you and what;s news?

Toady · 25/11/2006 21:12

No news really DS3 (11 months) is teething and it has really set him back with sleeping and his clingyness and it is hard work at the moment, pooor little darling . Going to his osteopath on Monday so hopefully she will be able to help.

dorisofdevon · 25/11/2006 21:29

newish arrival have been lurking for a while talk most on July 07 AN thread (formeley known as nurseevil)

And the conga's getting longer!!

lulumama · 25/11/2006 21:30

okey doke , i like doris !!!

toady..that sounds horrid..hope the osteo works out

lulumama · 25/11/2006 22:30

NO PARTY

NO NJ

NO BABY

i quit!

NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 00:00

Well I am still reeling from Ben being in the bottom two!! My party hat nearly got put on the fire when I thought Simon was going to send him home, but, he saved him (awwwww You have to love Simon sometimes ) and not only did my party hat stay on, but I also let DH pour me out half a glass of wine

I am quite pleased the baby seems to be staying put for the time being, I don't think I could do labour at the moment, I can't even breathe out of my nose! Though with a new baby and two girls gone into labour on my AN thread tonight, I can see it isn't going to be too long after I am well enough before I start getting very desperate to get him out of there. (And yes he is a he!!)

Ahh sod it, where is the conga line? Or have you all conga'ed yourselves out tonight?

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MKG · 26/11/2006 01:20

NJ,

I'll probably have my baby before you have yours and I'm only 14 weeks.

I have my plunger ready for you. Send me a ticket, and I'll get the baby out.

NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 01:26

Well, I have konga'ed, superman'ed, time warp'ed, twisted and shouted, agadoo'ed and YMCA'ed myself stupid, and no one was here to share it with me, but that is fine, I don't mind spending Saturday night all lonely, and when I'm ill as well (...and no there are no pads involved before you all start!!)

I am going to take my big box of tissues and the Jelly Baby to bed, and as long as he get's his bloomin' foot out of my ribs, I intend to stay in my bed until very late tomorrow morning and then take a nice long relaxing bath, and let DH amuse DS on his own for a bit

G'night xxx

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NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 01:28

Ah, well that is bloody brilliant isn't it? I sit here waiting for an hour and a half for someone to talk to, I say I am away to my bed and then you spring up from no where! Humph!!

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NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 01:29

And the cheek of it, you only want a free holiday to the UK, I bet you'd forget to pack the plunger!!

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MKG · 26/11/2006 01:32

I would not forget. I was just reading your name thread Do you want some names?

MKG · 26/11/2006 01:34

If ours is a boy his name will be Sebastian. No one else likes it, but I think it's sweet.

My ds is Mateo. (Matthew in English) I like it because it means "gift from God" and that is what he is.

I also like the name Timothy

NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 01:34

All name ideas are welcome

I like loads of names, but DH says they are all too old fashioned, but with DS called Thomas, and this one called George (for a first name) it isn't as though we could have a 'modern' name for a middle name.

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MKG · 26/11/2006 01:36

If you decide on George you could have his middle name be Orlando, and then his initial would be GOO. It's a little mean, but funny.

NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 01:37

I love Sebastian, but would be very tempted to call him Seb

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MKG · 26/11/2006 01:37

Or Robert, that is my ds' middle name. George Robert. That is a very stand up name.

MKG · 26/11/2006 01:38

I would call him Bastian. Honestly one of my favorite movies is the "Never Ending Story" and Sebastian is the main character.

NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 01:39

LOL

My favourite is George Alfred, but DH doesn't like it. Also like Harry, Patrick, Bertie, Samuel, William, I suppose they are quite old fashioned names, but I like them.

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MKG · 26/11/2006 01:39

It doesn't matter because I have been having crazy dreams that his one is a girl, and my 12 week ultrasound has early indications of a girl. My girl name is crazy.

MKG · 26/11/2006 01:41

Alfred is not a name we hear too much over here. But it's interesting.

NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 01:41

Our main problem is that our surmane is Oliver, so with a lot of the old fashioned English names it sounds a bit OTT, like a 17th century playwrite, George William Oliver, George Robert Oliver, they sound really... Lord and Lady of the Manor-ish!!

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NatalieJane · 26/11/2006 01:43

I had loads of (what I think are) lovely names for a girl, Maia, Isabella, Serena, Elsie... the list went on and on

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