Morning all,
Ceebee, lovely pics!! Fab how you've got a little one with dark hair and one with blonde. DH has very dark hair and brown eyes and I'm blonde with blue eyes, so we're very excited to see how Jelly will turn out. Ideal would be dark hair and blue eyes or blonde hair and brown eyes. Both unusually striking!! (and both unlikely I would imagine...). Enjoy shopping and lunch!!
Dawni, I hope work goes Ok today hun!! I have to say that your story about teenage girls doesn't surprise me. But I think a lot of elements go into the way teenagers act today. For example, my DH has a step-sister who has just turned 17. She's been with her BF for just over a year. She'd had various love interests before, but none of them serious and she NEVER slept with any of them. She was head-girl at school, absolutely gorgeous (sickeningly so...) and is into surfing and kayaking and stuff. Even considering all that and the fact that her Muma and Dad separated when she was 3, she has her head screwed on and would never do the things that the 13 year old was doing. On the flip-side, a girl that she went to school with, was the one that they did the series about a few years ago, the 14 year old down in Torbay that had the baby. So I think it depends on lots of things, peer groups and the people they hang around with, discipline in the home (very important) and even whereabouts you live. Also, being a school nurse, her Mum was very open about everything and never hid anything from her. But the main part of it, I think, is down to confidence of the individual themselves. I lived in a small village and went to a girls school and was bullied, so when I left school and started going out, I became outrageous. For this girl to do what she's doing, she's obviously unhappy. I think it's a shame really... Of course, you can't really control who your kids are friends with and my Mum always let us make our own mistakes. But failing ALL this, we may just resort to the chastity belts like HC after all!! BTW - Holding out that your spotting might be implantation...
MJIM, I haven't been to Dorset but I've heard that it's really lovely!! My Bro used to go to a campsite in Dorset in the Summer with his ex-GF and her family. He used to love it!! Ahhhh Summer... it's getting here, slowly but surely (she says watching the rain...)....
HC, sounds like you're still really suffering with your MS... I hope that it sorts itself out soon!!
Ray, have you seen my nursery pictures that I posted on my profile? All the furniture was IKEA, and the Daisy Lights on the wall - I loved them!! Glad you had a lovely time there.
Bellie, what is it with MILs (or in my case Step-MILs). They either intefere to the point of sending you mad or do nothing!! My DSis is very lucky and has a wonderful MIL who goes around and does all her ironing, looks after the kids whenever they need her and then toddles off home. Never inteferes and is just wonderful. Actually, I can't complain about mine too much, she's only 7 years older than me and is a nurse (may come in very handy!!), but she did cause trouble just before our wedding last year and got a bit arsey with the PG thing because she didn't want to know the gender, even though we wanted to. So we had to try and not mention "her, she, daughter" or anything else when she was around. It was really stressful and in the end I let it slip (accidentally on purpose) and she's fine about it now. But really!!
Willmouse, well, I can now rest easy with the Poo!! It's amazing the sort of situations that you get involved in on these threads - I can't believe that I was actually discussing the poo situation with my DH yesterday when I took the dog for a walk - I think he thinks I'm going a bit nuts... (Going?!!) Well he needs to understand the issues is my excuse!! Hope you're still Ok with the MS!
Daisyj, I think you're right about our bumps. But how come I look much bigger in the mirror than I do in the picture?!
Phew another long post... sorry ladies!!
Anyway, all Ok here. Jelly woke me at 4.30am this morning, kicking away. At the moment, it brings a smile to my face and I don't move a muscle incase she stops - I'm sure in 10 weeks or so, I'll be doing everything I can to make her stop!!
xxx