at your outsize bust Jolly! That has made me laugh out loud, especially using it snare your DH. Although I have to say that I didn?t notice it myself
LadyT do look after yourself, you are both physically and emotionally wiped out at the moment. Do you have to clear the flat, or can it wait? Persuade MIL to take the girls out for the day and catch up on some R&R. It was lovely to read about your DH being on TV the other night. Do I remember rightly that last year you registered DD2 on the anniversary of DH?s funeral, or have I made that up completely? If so, such a significant day for you in so many different ways
So lovely to hear from you Trace, especially that you?re feeling good right now. How is P sleeping? Do you think DH?s theory on sleep and happiness is being proved right? What a trauma about the raisin
, hopefully she has learnt her lesson
Congratulations on the job Beans
. I also agree with the suggestion of you/your Mum/your other sister having a quiet word. I wonder if your sister is suddenly seeing her last opportunity for your Dad?s support? But still, if someone pointed out that now is the time to make memories, and surely she?d want some fun and happy times to look back on for her and her children, she might realise what she is doing
CRASH. Ooops, DD has just fallen out of bed, onto a stack of books. Good job she?s not onto hardbacks yet!
What an arse about the shower Jump, has the cowboy builder done anything else on the house, or are you confident that this is it? Hurrah for reward charts and sleep!
Hello to NJAN and to Mom, lovely to hear from you both, and get well soon Mom
I loved Elspeth, but DH vetoed it first time round. Typically, he now really likes it, but I think it?s too similar to Eloise to use it now. Same with Alice. So someone will have to use Elspeth Echo instead, sorry Jolly and Effie
Wimpy parties! .
Do not mention VAT/end of year. ?Tis a nightmare here too
I have a dilemma, almost AIBU, but of course I?m far too scared to consider opening it up to the MN jury, and you ladies will help me much more kindly. I?ve just accepted a party invitation for DD, to a little boy we did post natal stuff things, although we see very little of him now (my working days and his Mum?s working days or completely opposite). And then the very next day, we get a christening invitation from one of DH?s oldest friends for exactly the same time. Normally my rule is ?first come, first served? (hark at me, I sound like I?m forever double booking myself ? I wish I had that many friends!) but loyalties are pulling me to the christening. Would I be very unreasonable to make my excuses to the party? And how do I get out of it?