Cycle welcome back hope you both feel better soon!
Starshaped i know what you mean about bedtime. It's awkward here as if I wanted to get enough sleep I'd have to go to bed by 9 but given that my DH gets in at eight thirty then I serve dinner then that seems a little harsh. :(
Dairy I can empathise with a car stress. Yesterday F kept managing to wriggle out of the shoulder straps of his new car seat. I stopped twice once to tighten them and then the second time I had to put him in the passenger seat whilst I refitted the whole thing. It seems that the strap height needed changing. There were screams a plenty!
Chilli and NBG I'm getting fed up of the wake ups too. I really wish she would go back to sleep after her five thirty feed but she just wont :(
News alert DH is currently out at a job interview for a role that he would be perfect for and that would remove a lot of our hardships and after a year would put us back on an even keel as well as allow him to come home when the children will still be awake so will see them for a short time every day instead of being snappy during the short weekend days that he sees them now. It would be wonderful and it has a pension scheme. He left the house looking very dapper after spending this weekend being drilled by me with interview style questions. I hope to God he gets it I'm going to give him a call at one thirty to see how it went.
In other news I lost 5.6lb last week and gain 2lb in muscle mass so all the dieting and crunches/lunges that I feel are killing me are actually doing something. I really need to work off all of the weight that i put on by having two pregnancies with SPD. I can't remember what it feels like to not be in pain when walking/climbing stairs and although weighing less wont remove the ligament/pelvis problem entirely I'm certain it will improve.