we always do the natonal... my dad normally does it for us, only £1 or something... will see what happens.
i think that once we are back on our feet we will get a bank account each where we can each have some money that we dont have to account for IYSWIM maybe for gifts and if i want to buy 6 books (cos i cant go into waterstones without getting at least 3 books)then i dont have to explain.
BTW great news DH has declared that he is no longer giving up smoking more that he is now a non-smoker. Very proud of him as he as done it completely without any patches etc andit has been relatively painless, just a few moody bouts.
Lucky - really hope they help her. my cousin works in a nursery and one of the children is on the at risk register, but more because the parents are very young and sort of make mistakes and things as they dont have a support network etc but arent actively abusing IYSWIM and she said the mum said it is awful cos even when DC falls over like a normal child if they go to the drs to get checked out they have socila workers round making them feel like criminals... and that is quite sad. I think the system sometimes doesnt have enough compassion, but equally i guess if being this way means that you catch one person who IS abusing etc then ot has to be worth it.
Am off to the gym in a minute ran 2k on Tuesday on the treadmill and aiming for 2.5 =today dont think i could manage 3k yet, need to get to 5k before May and then got loads of sorting out to do, my wardrobe is such a disgusting mess I disgust myself sometimes
MM - on your behalf about the training. Seems there is no way out of it tho, hope it doesnt stress you out further esp if you concentration is affected by the PTSD. Saw your status aout running, i am the same even tho i am getting better.
Simps - my pennies worth for the night time is that DS1 just fell aslepp without a nappy and then woke in the morning for a wee, this was in the first week of potty training and wasnt my intention as i was going to carry on with nappies for nighttime, so i guess biting the bullet and just leaving it off. Having said that since having DS2 I have realised that everything has been relatively staight forward and dare i say it easy ith DS1 (sleeping, weaning etc) but completely different wth DS2 and everything much more of a struggle so i suspect that DS1 is just easier in this regard. That prob didnt help.
Hello to everyone else... i know i have forgotten loads so soooorrryyy
My cousins are coming round tomorrow so excited about that, havent seen them since Feb.