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****NEW LIVERPOOL THREAD-****** GERROVER HERE NOW!!!

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mummytosteven · 04/01/2006 23:10

Hi all! Sorry to start a new thread but I'm on dialup atm so finding it hard to post on the old one as it's so long!

Happy New Year Everyone.

Mishi - course we blooming haven't managed to organise a meet without you to kick us all into touch . But how about having a meet up at Granmas at Hunts Cross on the morning of 23rd Jan 2005 (best after 20th as DH get's paid on 20th so better cash flow position!!)

OP posts:
workingmumnhs · 02/03/2006 15:49

Hi, I'm not from Liverpool, I'm from the wirral but there doesn't seem to be anyone other wirralites on here so can i gatecrash your thread

biglips · 02/03/2006 17:13

welcome workingmumnhs Grin

where about you from on the Wirral? as i used to live in Greasby but now living in Seaforth

biglips · 02/03/2006 17:13

welcome workingmumnhs Grin

where about you from on the Wirral? as i used to live in Greasby but now living in Seaforth

workingmumnhs · 02/03/2006 17:20

I live in the gorgeous area called Rock Ferry. Pyjamas to go the shops and slippers are us

Mazzystar · 02/03/2006 17:27

i bet i can see your house from mine!

i'm in waterloo on the front.

is it snowing all the way over the water?

BROWNY · 02/03/2006 18:20

Course you can gatecrash Workingmumnhs - welcome to our slightly mad thread!!Grin. How many children have you got?Smile

biglips · 02/03/2006 18:27

i bet you cant beat browny or joec? Grin as thye have got millions of children between them Wink

workingmumnhs · 02/03/2006 18:37

It was snowing this morning but has eased of in the afternoon. I have one Daughter and a step daughter. DD is three and DSD is 11. DD loved the snow and rushed her breakfast and was dressed and playing out in it by 8 in the morning. A house record I'm sure. Rock Ferry is quite near the front. I am a nurse and trained in the Royal Liverpool. You could see the block of flats in the local park from the Stroke Unit.

joec · 02/03/2006 23:19

hey biglips, lol at thousands of kids between me and browny....well i suppose we did look a bit mad at museum last week didnt we?????
just as lomg a swe dont put you off having any more.
welcome to the madhouse workingmumnhs, u will find yourself slowly becoming more addicted to this site everyday lol

biglips · 03/03/2006 09:12

im just happy to have 2 thank you!! (i hope!) but it was abit mad last week at teh museum!! as millions of kids

i wonder what the weather is gonna be like today? as its thick frost out there atm

biglips · 03/03/2006 09:15

hiya working as ive also got a SD who is 7 next week and a DD who is 17m.. SD lives with her mum and we have her every fortnight from fri - sunday.

atm im a SAHM but is looking for work Sad unless i win the lottery! Wink

Mazzystar · 03/03/2006 09:25

i've got one DS, who is 17 mo. I've only met biglips and her DD from this thread, as DS always seems to be poorly when there is a gathering.

he is still poorly today again GE i think,been sick and just wants to sleep and be cuddled poor baby. anyone got nay advice on what to do? he keeps asking for toast, can i give him some do you think?

biglips · 03/03/2006 09:34

mazzy - sounds like he got a low immune system as he is always poorly with anything.. but poss mostly pick it up from nursery

im not going to the signing class as taking baba to day nursery this morning @ 10am

joec · 03/03/2006 09:35

hi mazzystar.
when any of mine have had ge i have always starved them for 24 hours. doctor told me to do this when i took one of them (cant remember which one)...lol...i know it is hard to do but really does get the bug out of their systems, just make sure he has plenty to drink .
hope he feels better soon

biglips · 03/03/2006 09:36

as last time DD was poorly was xmas day as she had one cold after the other between oct to dec.. nad thats it since then

joec · 03/03/2006 09:36

biglips good luck with nursery today . hope dd has a brilliant time, i am sure she will.... not exactly shy is she !!!!! lol!!!!!
sure all the children will be getting plenty of hugs from her

Mazzystar · 03/03/2006 09:42

thanks for the advice, joec.

i don't think he's poorly more than anyone else really, its just his sense of timing is brilliant. ie whenever we've got plans!

but you're right they really do pick stuff up at nursery - my doc said apparently its good for them, less likely to get serious diseases later. talk about looking on the bright side!

biglips, i'm sure L will love nursery. O does, in fact, even poorly this morning he got his coat when his daddy did and cried when he realised he wasn't going! L is so sociable, she'll be leader of the gang by the end of the day. Are you going to leave her for a bit?

workingmumnhs · 03/03/2006 09:44

Hi, Good Morning. It was frosty over her this morning but it is clear now. I haven't braved it outside yet. Do you all meet up often. It would be strange putting faces to nicknames, and learning real names as well

joec · 03/03/2006 09:49

hi workingmumnhs,
think everyone has met up a few times.
me, browny and biglips meet up every couple of weeks and takekids to local playgroup.
biglips is the organiser of meet ups so i am sure there will be a new one organised soon

joec · 03/03/2006 09:52

wokingmumnks between me and browny we have got 8 children ..lol
i know thats too many.
4 each...
both got 2 girls and 2 boys.
mine are
11(at end of march)
7, 3 and 20 months.
cant remember brownys ages , let he rtell u herself lol

workingmumnhs · 03/03/2006 10:01

there was a time I wanted 4 children, 2 boys and 2 girls but i sat down had a cuppa tea and let the feeling pass. Anyone with more than two need a medal of honour. Really you are VERY brave

joec · 03/03/2006 10:05

never intended to have 4....
it is hard work, youngest 2 especially, being so close in age.
dd2 is in nursery now so it is nice to have a couple of hours every afternoon with just ds2.

workingmumnhs · 03/03/2006 10:07

dd has started part time nursery in the afternoons. It is great. Can't wait till she goes full time.

BROWNY · 03/03/2006 10:32

Morning!! Hiya again, WMN - just to let you know my lots ages, dd1 10, dd2 8.5, ds1 6.5 and ds2 21 months!! Like Joec, don't know where they've all sprung from - well I do, but I kept wanting more!!GrinWink. You should have seen us at the museum last week, it was like herding sheep! Was scared we'd lose one!Smile.

Joec, took kids to park yesterday after school, then a blizzard struck us!!ShockGrin, kids were made up, especially J, he couldn't stop eating the snow!

workingmumnhs · 03/03/2006 11:34

dd didn't try eating it but she was making snow castles with her buccket and spade. there wasn't ehough snow so they were snow splodges

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