I can’t do children with a mega-hangover. Fact. At the moment we don’t have much babysitter potential so DH and I are not having to negotiate. Silver linings 
It’s been a very quiet weekend. I’ve stashed the huge dinner service from MIL in the loft and brought down lots of boxes to sort. I found a giant bag of 12-18m boys’ clothes which is now too late for SIL and DNephew; I’ve siphoned off the useful stuff for dd and will give the rest to a school mum friend with a boy DD’s age. Also found some of the ‘big toys’ that DD is growing into - a wooden activity cube, a wooden rocking horse and an activity table thing. She’ll have loads to play with but I can’t quite work out how we’ll have any floor space left! It’s her birthday next month, I can’t really believe it’s coming round already. I expect we’ll have a small family lunch and cake in the garden but it will be the first such event without dad. That’s going to hurt
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Thanks for the suggestions about dad’s lack-of-eulogy. It’s going to be a very small funeral as we are a tiny family and dad only wanted very close friends invited. So I probably won’t compile anything from the guests but I might write what I want to say and then at some stage, maybe when we scatter the ashes, I’ll share it with my mum and sisters. I think I’ll feel better just writing it anyway.
I don’t need a black dress for granny’s funeral as she’s also stipulated bright colours, apparently. I think I have something suitably gaudy but just need red shoes. I might even brave a RL shop
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Any suggestions of what to do with my maternity clothes? There’s some good brands (Isabella Oliver /Jojo /Boden) but I just don’t think I can face eBay. I sold a few bits on fb but not much. I am thinking I might just donate them but not sure charity shops take maternity stuff - does anyone know? I just want rid of the clutter now.
Steak and chips for tea - I am excited 