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Bath/Bristol Thread no. 1537829374892

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cellogirl · 07/03/2005 19:03

Hello everyone!!

I know there have been about 700000 million threads for Bath and Bristol, but everyone seems to have gone a bit quiet, so I took the liberty of starting yet another one!!! I think it's about time we sorted a meeting out, maybe we could sort something regular out so that people who can't make it the first time can come to subsequent meet ups etc. Any ideas?

Lots of love, Michelle and 12 week old Will xxx

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Podmog · 07/03/2005 19:07

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cellogirl · 07/03/2005 19:13

Where do you live Podmog? I live in Weston in Bath

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littlerach · 07/03/2005 19:37

If you meet in Bath, I could probably come!!!!

And theres a few in Corcham, Melksham too!

Steppy1 · 07/03/2005 19:58

...and of course the mums night out, Junct 16 of M4...it'll be a monthly night out for mums

lettuce · 07/03/2005 22:44

Hi, I'm getting really confused with all these different threads!There seem to be so many of us around here, surely we could manage to get something going?! I think cellogirl's idea about having a regular meet would be good, then hopefully there would always be some of us who can make it.
I don't know where to suggest for a venue, I don't know where the best place would be for mums with babies or small children as my two dds are both in school usually. Anyway, I'm up for whatever can be organized.
Also cellogirl- I go past Weston once or twice a week on my way into Bath, so if you fancy it we could meet up there.Let me know what you think.

sacha3taylor · 07/03/2005 22:48

I'm in Bath and know cellogirl, would love to meet up with lots of you!!!!!!

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cellogirl · 08/03/2005 10:08

Good morning everyone. I was just trying to think of somwhere where we could all meet. Obvoiusly in the summer, it might be nice to meet at the park or something, but it's a bit parky for that at the moment, so if anyone has any ideas of places with enough spaces for a few buggies etc then suggest away!!!!

Lettuce - When do you come by Weston? Maybe we could meet up at the little cafe in Weston village, I'm sure Sacha3taylor would be up for it too. xxxxx

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cellogirl · 08/03/2005 10:10

Ps, forgive my spelling in the last post, my typing is appalling sometimes!!!!

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FrenchGirl · 08/03/2005 10:13

hi cellogirl, am in Bristol, with a 5 and a half year old dd. Might be tricky to meet up because of work but I'll try!!
By the way, does your nickname mean you play/teach the cello? Dd seems interested in learning and I am starting to think about finding a teacher!!

Podmog · 08/03/2005 10:36

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Riebee · 08/03/2005 13:36

Hi I'm near Calne, but could make it to Bath. Don't know it well enough to suggest child friendly place apart from the park for days when weather nicer. grabbing a coffee-wise I suppose theres Starbucks or M&S cafe, I guess depends on numbers.

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cellogirl · 08/03/2005 16:05

Frenchgirl, I teach the cello. My email address is [email protected] if you want further details.

I think Starbucks or M&S could be a good plan. We can add them to the list! Any more suggestions?

We could just go ahead and organise something for next week, if anyone is up for it! Any particular day?

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FrenchGirl · 08/03/2005 16:07

thanks cellogirl, I'll get in touch (have to go and pick dd up now though).

Riebee · 08/03/2005 17:23

Next week ok for me apart from Fri (my birthday ) I have two at school, don't know about anyone else but mornings would be better.

sacha3taylor · 08/03/2005 18:24

I have 1 at school and 2 at home, next week is ok with me, what about m&s - starbucks is quite small from what i remember and not really pushchair friendy! How does wednesday sound?

Riebee · 08/03/2005 18:49

Weds good for me

sacha3taylor · 08/03/2005 18:58

In m&s?

littlerach · 08/03/2005 19:30

Can't do that day, typical, if you meet up, have a great time, maybe can reschedule for another one in Easter hols???

Riebee · 08/03/2005 19:45

M&S sounds good, if people having trouble for Weds can do any day but Fri.

sacha3taylor · 08/03/2005 19:45

Would tues or thurs suit you littlerach?

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cellogirl · 08/03/2005 20:49

Any day is good for me too. I love a good meet up, me.

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littlerach · 08/03/2005 21:02

Think next week is too manic!! Usually I have hardly anyhting on, typical!

A regular meet up is a good idea, how owuld it work?

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cellogirl · 08/03/2005 21:20

Well, littlerach, I think we could nominate a time and a place each week (it could be different each time) so that all mums get a chance to meet up, as I know some of you are working etc, and not sad like me, who watches both editions of Neighbours everyday. We could, if we were feeling daring, even have a night out every now and then, and you can all watch me making a tit of myself after half a glass of red wine!!!!

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Riebee · 08/03/2005 21:46

I watch both episodes of neighbours some days
and Doctors ...tee hee
Going out on my first night out on Sat since having my baby..it's a Hen night, god knows how I'm going to keep up.
good idea about regular meet up. Are we still going for next week? Jemimah from Corsham is interested.

sacha3taylor · 09/03/2005 12:18

I'm happy to meet, I'm not quite as sad as cellogirl, one episode of neighbours is more that enough for me
Shall we go back to wednesday?