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Anyone else on their own for Mothers' Day.

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MaryP0p1 · 05/03/2005 15:56

My DH has had to go to Italy this weekend leaving me on my own. To add insult to injury he's taken my Mother with him!!!!!!! (what's that all about?)

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Frizbe · 05/03/2005 15:58

gwer? maybe they have a secret plan to whisk you off somewhere nice tomororw? {{hugs}}

MaryP0p1 · 05/03/2005 16:07

No such luck. They are not flying back to England until Tuesday. My 6 yr old daughter has said she look after my 3yr old and make me breakfast in bed! I'm really scared but very touched so I bought her some cereal she can make me and give to me without 1. setting fire to the house 2. burning her or her brother 3. and/ or in some way shape or form damaging herself and her brother.

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SeaShells · 05/03/2005 16:15

A few years ago I was on my own for mothers day, with DS who was about 3 at the time, Dp was away and my mum had gone off to florida! Me and DS watched a Muppets movie together and ate icecream, it was great!

MaryP0p1 · 05/03/2005 16:16

I got myself a curry and cleared out the cupboards. Does that count

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Aimsmum · 05/03/2005 16:20

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MaryP0p1 · 05/03/2005 16:22

She is today, however its her birthday next week so for the last month she had horns!!! However TODAY she's very sweet and appreciated be me.

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lou33 · 05/03/2005 16:23

dh isn't back from thailand til moday night, so i am too.

MaryP0p1 · 05/03/2005 16:26

What will you do?

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lou33 · 05/03/2005 16:28

get drunk tonight and stay in bed with a hangover, demanding the kids fix the house and bring me food and drink at regular intervals

MaryP0p1 · 05/03/2005 16:30

Hahahaha. I wish I could do that. I can do the drunk thing though. hmmmmmm

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lou33 · 05/03/2005 16:35

good idea

MaryP0p1 · 05/03/2005 16:36

I might take them to Pizza hut or something for lunch tomorrow.

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lou33 · 05/03/2005 16:38

put them in front of nick junior and sleep through it

MaryP0p1 · 05/03/2005 16:39

I've more or less done that today apart from dragging them out in the cold to look at a caravan. They were decidely unimpressed.

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lou33 · 05/03/2005 16:40

ah well they will know what to do then, problem sorted!

tigermoth · 06/03/2005 07:28

My dh is off to scotland in a couple of hours time, leaving me alone for mothers day (which also happens to be my birthday). I will miss him but I am really glad for him, too. So much more happy than sad.

The boys and I will rent a DVD (the third Harry Potter film, as I have never seen it and genuinely want to). We'll cuddle up under fleece blankets and watch the film this evening.

He is off on a weeks course to get the first part of his pest control officer qualifications. It might not sound very exciting, but I am so chuffed he is in a job he really likes and getting qualified in it. I am postponing my birthday treat till he comes back, but I have it all planned.

Also, I am looking forward to logging onto mumsnet whenever I like and for as long as I like in the evenings - a rarity!

TiredBunny · 06/03/2005 08:01

ON my own every day but sometimes i think that is easier.... heading out to countryside with a flask of tomato soup and some bread rolls... just making me and dd some breakfast in bed! She's watching tele and I am reading.

rickman · 06/03/2005 09:01

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TiredBunny · 06/03/2005 09:20

snap... my dd is having a hyperactive morning. Buts ok she keeps saying 'Happy Mothers Day' and singing 'Happy Birthday' Not quite the right idea but very cute!!

MunchedTooManyMarsLady · 06/03/2005 09:28

Am alone until about lunchtime. Sunday League Football does not stop for mothers. Ah well....

Goldfish · 06/03/2005 09:32

My dh is away on the oil rigs. My 2 dss went to the shop on their own yesterday and chose my presents themselves which they got out of their pocket money. Trouble is ds2 got up at 6 to give me his, when normally on a Sunday he doesn't get up until at least 8.

Beetroot · 06/03/2005 09:36

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MaryP0p1 · 06/03/2005 12:12

My lie in my dd promised was until 7am. I was woken up with a bow of milk with the smallest amount of cereal you've ever seen and I'm sorry I spil the cereal. Bless her she can be so cute sometimes. Shortly after I had two bunches of flowers thrust in my face and bounced on. They've gone off to play now but it was very cute. They want to go out soon but I want to stay in bed. I think a trip to the park with the dog is about as far as I'm up to today.

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lou33 · 06/03/2005 13:07

I'm still in bed!

TiredBunny · 06/03/2005 13:09

Thats not fair - would love to be sat in bed reading my new book.

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