flippin It's my variation on the Nigella recipe - I make my version of the plain banana bread all the time (don't bother with sultanas and all the rest), DH requested the chocolate one and it's really rather delicious. The only problem is that I can't pretend to myself that it's healthy as it contains chocolate. Oh well.
I too hate nursing bras, I'm wearing a crappy Mothercare one at the mo (it was cheap), I have horrible M&S ones, but I do have a gorgeous posh one wot I bought from a boutique in Edinburgh. Why are nursing bras generally so horrible? Let's face it, you don't feel at your sexiest and best after having a baby, with boobzillas leaking milk and jelly belly and aches and pains. Wearing hideous bras just adds to the overall .
So sorry for those of you with poorly DC's or illnesses yourselves, how crappy . I was sat feeding S on Saturday afternoon, knock at the door, 2 of DD1's friends looking panicked "MaiasfallenoffherbikeandwethinkshemighthavebrokenherlegandHarry'sbleedingeverywhere". Finally managed to ascertain that Maia has skidded down a road and come off her bike and her boyfriend Harry has then fallen on top of her. Panicking, me? Good God, yes. DH went to get her. It turns out she's just very badly scraped, bruised, battered and shocked. She has a massive scrape on one leg, a very bruised thigh, a bruised calf and shin and is generally very sore and stiff. Poor Harry (the bf) has stitches in his chin. Me and DH did make her get up and walk around though (her friends were fluttering round her, telling her to sit and lay down and not do anything), and I made her ride her bike to school today (I have been on terrified tenterhooks though, waiting to hear that she's fallen off again). How unsympathetic are we? I remember how much it hurts though, many rollerblading/cycling accidents when I was a kid. Poor Maia is just too skinny though, she has no fat to cushion her fall . Bless her.
Ooh that was a long post! S still kipping, washing is on (finally), just the dishwasher to do