Hi everyone,
quick post, as the sooner I get off the computer, the sooner I can go watch deb on tv.
Viva I forgot to say last time glad to hear that Lottie is feeling better, and Sponge it occurred to me that I can't remember the last time I asked how your SPD was, so sorry to read that its not been the best. It goes without saying I think that I completely agree that wtf is the problem with having a gay son?
Poppy sorry to hear about the milk sensitivity - is she likely to grow out of it.
On loo cleaning, I actually find it quite therapeutic . Mind you, you'd never tell by looking at the en-suite tonight
Deb - Perth would be the perfect central location to hold a Scottish meetup you know
On the shoe front. We still haven't been for the dreaded shoe fitting. I just bought a pair of soft leather shoes from snugglefeet for nursery. They've been trying to bully us into getting him cruiser shoes to help with walking/keep his socks clean/keep his feet dry/protect his feet (*delete as appropriate, depending on what mood they're in) and am quite about it. He doesn't need any shoes at all and I couldn't give two hoots if his socks get dirty. They seem to think that we're very odd in not rushing to buy outdoor shoes the second he can stand up. They even suggested he wear some they had at nursery, the only problem being that they were pink (not that they weren't the right size!!!). Grrrr. Sorry, had to get that off my chest. This all happened before S started walking this weekend btw .
But yes, back to shoe fitting... I've heard very mixed reports about Clarks so I think we'll be taking him to a wee independent place in Edinburgh recommended by a few different people. I think I'd probably stick to properly fitted shoes for everyday wear Neenz until he was a bit older but I don't suppose 'occasion' shoes that won't be worn often are too much of a problem.
Amber very exciting on the house front. V jealous