I wrote this on weds but couldn't post it due to the issues I'm having with mumsnet. I'll post it anyway as the general theme is pretty much accurate!
Tired and grumpy as still no bloody broadband after our order got accidentally cancelled - three fucking times. Which I'd been predicting from day 1. Hardly feeling smug tho, just raging.
Also no sleep last night due to madam's teething, mmr side effects and a cold. She was so cross she was asking for milk (I never normally bf during the night but she was going crazy and wouldn't settle any other way) and 3 times she waited til I got my boob out and she full on slapped it :-/
Was supposed to be going out for drinks with friends tonight but feeling too crud. I'm sure I don't feel as bad as you tho chul so I won't be too pitiful.
I'm not planning to move A from her cot any time soon tho bought her a couple of pretty quilt covers today.
Oh and food shopping confession which'll shock mlic - I spent another 90 quid in tesco on monday. 4 days after spending the 66 in waitrose.
(And then another 11 quid yday in sains. This is how I spend so much a month on food shopping)
Heard anything more from your fb 'friend' mlic? She does sound v oversensitive imo.
I wasn't so much hmm about the sweet n savoury (pineapple's legal imo) as the chicken!
Congrats on things finally going your way spirael! Your new kitchen looks great.
Hope the ill ones feel better soon.
Red wine and a book tonight now methinks.
Update saturday:
memph really feel for you about your dad. Hope he'll come out thru other side of this crappy chemo period soon. It does seem so cruel to put people thru it when they're already ill but of course it's worth it in the long run.
am recovering from another shit night with A. thankfully dh has taken them both to a cafe for breakfast so I'm lounging in bed drinking tea and about to have a bath.
Thinking of going to westfield later. I don't like shopping centres usually but there's something about its glossy, gorgeous-food filled approach that keeps drawing me back. Zara and vietnamese curry here I come :)
What are your plans everyone?
Oh and mlic, dh had his flying lesson yday and loved it. He's seriously weighing up going for his licence but I just can't get over the cost of 150ish quid a lesson! Two lessons a month which is what it seems like is the norm is 300 quid! That's over 8k just on the lessons without factoring in any incidental costs or the costs after licence is achieved.
Just such a lot of money and I can't quite see the benefit/return on investment compared to other ways of spending it. Ways that the whole family can enjoy, ffs. Yes we could afford it and he's talking about buying them out of 'his' bonus but to be honest I personally don't think you can lay claim to thousands of pounds for your own use when you're part of a family. Can you?
He probably wouldn't go ahead if I put my foot down so I'm just planning my arguments against, aloud on here!
Sorry if this is rude but I can't not ask it... How on earth did you get your head round your dh spending so much on flying lessons when you're managing your household budget on a shoestring and couldn't afford nursery back in the dark old days when you were struggling with both of them on your own all week?
I know we're all different but seriously: My.dh.would.have.no.balls.left.