BUON COMPLEANNO FRANCA!!! you don't look a day older
all this yummy food... we're having boring burgers I had in the freezer....
Rosa, hope you'll now have a long sick-free time...
sputnik, that's so sweet! DS's home from school today, so to keep him busy I told him to write his letter to santa...he wants, amongst other things, a "crayn" (toy crane), "buz limee" (buzz lightning) and "limee the cween" (lightning McQueen - though I really don't know what he's missing from his vast Cars collection )
re presents for MIL - thinking of doing photobox mug, depending on how the school photos come out. she's very difficult as she's got everything and more, plus she's never appreciative (sp?), well, never shows any emotion really, but never mind. but as she's a true yorkshirewoman, and has a cup of tea every 5 minutes, she might like it. SG, all my sympathy, maybe once baby's here she'll be different (FIL was very detached when I was pg with DS, not now, though they're both not the "typical" GPs).
your MIL reminded me of my granma (who lived with us) - she used to ring her dds asking them to bring them food as the "french" cooked weird food (my mum worked in a macelleria/rosticceria so sometimes she'd bring home involtini, vitello tonnato, etc [HMM]).
and yes, doesn't really matter what babies wear, DS would be in blue head to toe and "what's her name?", DD (rarely) head to toe in pink and we get "what's HIS name" (she wears a lot of her brother's stuff)
off to get dinner ready, back later