Evening ladies - can't you tell dh is not around - house tidy, washing done, dinner cooked and eaten no mess anywhere so actually have time to go on MN how do they manage to make so much mess in such little time, mind you I think I'd swop the mess for him being here. . He actually looks alot better today and is due his CT scan and other tests tomorrow, I asked him to remind the doctor on call to prescribe him a big fat dose of sleeping tablets so he can get some shut eye, I think he would like a side room but as I reminded him the people with the nasty infections get a side room so better in the open ward near a sink. It made me quite cross today watching staff and visitors completely ignoring the hand gel which you should use before and after leaving the ward grrrr , eandh you just would not cope!! .
Wilkie - no worries mate I am prone to rambling when I get going, I am a doctor - I may have to run for cover now that I am 'out' we docs aren't all bad honest . Last year i had postnatal depression/pychosis and I was not safe to be left with ds but now 100% better but I know I cannot have anymore dc as it is most likely to happen again . Hope J settles into the nursery OK.
eandh poor H just keep up with the fluids as best you can and we hope to see you emerge from the giant pile of sicky clothes sometime this week .
LTH hair sounds fab one day I will pluck up the courage to straighten my hair but I thinkit will take some doing.
Laughalot - I know what you mean re wind I have just closed our curtains all over the house which is something we don't normally do but wind sounds tooo scary
Lizz - very common to gets spots with a virus do do the glass test but any concerns best to speak to your local doctor never hesitate to ring them or see them as we know how tricky children can be and how worried parents get.
Vino how was Eureka?
Where is UD or susie???
And while I remember any sign of galum on MN?
oops ds has woken up curses
loosh