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D`y ever ever wonder what you would do if you won the lottery?

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triplets · 06/05/2009 20:03

I know what I would do.

  1. Buy a 5 bedroom house so we all get our own room, big garden so James could have a dog.
  1. Get private medical insurance so we never again have to await scans and results.
  1. Buy Shabs a villa in Faliraki.
  1. Throw a big party for all my lovely lovely mad mums on here.
  1. Treat myself to highlights.
  1. Buy bags and bags of M&S choccy nuts!
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shabster · 11/05/2009 16:11

???? thats even more weird than my 'pinkfrog' mind!

gruesomefoursome · 11/05/2009 22:52

hello there my lovely ladies hows you xxx

shabster · 11/05/2009 23:04

hiya gruesome - Im smashing ta!! No idea where everybody has got to

shabster · 12/05/2009 06:25

Morning girls xx

Rubyrubyruby · 12/05/2009 08:53

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shabster · 12/05/2009 09:36

I have just watched (and stood right behind) Lew climb 5 stairs

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shabster · 12/05/2009 14:58

he has wandered all around my house shouting 'Anma, Anma, Anma' and I said to him 'do you mean me, Grandma?' and he nodded his head LOL!!! he keeps tapping my arm and saying Anma - I remember that I couldnt wait to see him walking and talking

frumpygrumpy · 12/05/2009 15:00

Hi ladies. FIL passed away yesterday morning. Bit awful as I didn't get to the hospital in time and I so, so wanted to. Because of that, I will go and see him at the funeral parlour but its not quite what I would have chosen to do [slightly freaks me out].

And in the good old tradition of all the shit coming at once, the tumble drier broke down, engineer can't come until Friday, queues of laundry awaiting hanging outside....., had to cancel two deliveries yesterday and the new house is exploding with problems because I dared take my foot off the gas for 24hours. Bit overwhelmed at the mo and I can't get childcare for the DTs on the day of the funeral as nursery have no spare places. Mum will do it but DPs mum (and me) really wanted her to come.

Everything is messed up. And all will be well

frumpygrumpy · 12/05/2009 15:02

Oh yeah and we have family arriving into town and I should probably host something and I have an empty fridge and no time to cook.

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shabster · 12/05/2009 19:08

Awwww Frumpster that is so sad. Sending loads of love. I will babysit if you cant get anyone else to help.....shove them on the train to Manchester and I will pick them up at the station xxx

frumpygrumpy · 12/05/2009 20:53

Thank you Ruby, that is lovely stuff to say xx.

I just hadn't seen him for much longer than I wanted and I feel like that must have said I didn't care. He was such a loner of a man and so private that he wouldn't expect anyone to give up doing anything for him........but I would have done anything to have a few words with him alone. I always 'got' his sense of humour and MIL never did. I sometimes wondered how he got through a lifetime of keeping his creative/intelligent side under such close wraps. When I was with him, I just used to ask him anything I wanted (within reason!). DP and his brother, sister and MIL would say 'oh, he never talks about that stuff normally' and I would think 'because none of you EVER ask'.

I loved chatting with him but I didn't ever get much opportunity to do so alone or at a time when he would feel free enough to chat properly. Some things are left unsaid and I wish it didn't feel like that. I want to see him on my own so that I can say those words out loud to him and hope that he will hear them.

He had such a lonely life. He was evacuated at an incredibly young age, for 9 years. His father died really young and so he always had to be an independent spirit. It made him seem almost standoffish. But, scrape away slightly, and he was so amazing. He just didn't reveal it often. I hate feeling the unsaid.

DP is in bits. He hasn't had many deaths in his life. He's doing really well, but its hard to see him so torn up.

Thanks. Just needed to write all that.

triplets · 12/05/2009 20:54

How come I havent been missed? Shabs knows I have been having technical problems and husband problems, but all back to normal. <strong>FG</strong> so sorry to hear about your fil, Snorris sorry to about your cat, Shabs thought of Matt and you at 1pm xxx We should have been at a lovely wedding on the Isle of Scilly today..............such a shame we couldnt go. My friend who lives in Bulgaria has flown over for her sons wedding. We met at ante natal class and Christopher and Matthew were such sweet friends, would just have loved to have shared his special day. Been trawling for that holiday tonight, everything the country over is booked.Not much else to report, kids all doing Sats this week, they are not at all worried about them, I suppose that good! Right, lovley to be back even if no one missed me

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frumpygrumpy · 12/05/2009 20:58

Where the HELL is trips these days?

frumpygrumpy · 12/05/2009 20:59

Off to open wine.........do the tesco shop and eat. In no particular order.

shabster · 13/05/2009 00:08

Trips you cheeky bugger I have missed you like mad....but I KNEW you would be back - like terminator!!! Missed you xx

shabster · 13/05/2009 00:32

Good night girls xx

shabster · 13/05/2009 06:11

Morning!!! xx

Snorris · 13/05/2009 07:46

Morning.

Sorry to hear about your FIL, FG. Fingers crossed everything works out the way it should.

Pixi, hoping the pox leaves your house soon. I thought it was bad enough with one having it then the other 3 together. It was 1/2 term though which meant we couldn't go anywhere.

Trips, where have you been?

to everyone else.

shabster · 13/05/2009 08:44

Hiya Snorris - I keep glancing around this shite mucky place I call my living room!! Better get off my bum while Lew is napping and repair the damage xx

triplets · 13/05/2009 10:25

Panic.............just having one of my funny turns, sat here all alone thne got that horrible feeling that my blood was rushing from my feet to my head and I was going to collapse, then I get panicky, sat outside to get really cold, then drank loads of water and taken a diazapam, dy remember I used to have this before? Only the other day I thought I cant remember the last time it happened to me, its scary. I try and keep busy to take my mind off of it, its a horrible feeling. I always wonder if thats what happened to Matthew that morning........oh I mustnt go down that road. Perhaps its my hormones, dy think? I`ve had enough heart checks to know that my heart is fine, what could it be?

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oooggs · 13/05/2009 12:23

fg - I'm sorry

trips - how you feeling now?

snorris - sorry about the cat

triplets · 13/05/2009 14:23

Still not quite with it, then I never am

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frumpygrumpy · 13/05/2009 14:39

trips, certainly could be hormones, are you/could you be menopausal? or peri-menopausal? The body is a sensitive instrument.....I wasn't aware I was holding tension in my body but I have had a sore head for 3 days. Earlier, I had longer to wait at the airport than expected, and amazingly the headache disappeared. For me, I never sit still if I am in the house. Out of the house, I was stranded and couldn't do anything so I sat. Everything dissipates and perspective returns and that is where my personal calm comes from. Could it be similar trips? Its a tough one, because with life going on, its so very hard to stop and take a breather.

Sweetheart, is it Matthew's remember day coming up next month?