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Sleepy Sootikins no 5

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KittyAndTheFontanelles · 10/05/2013 10:27

Shall I start it as I finished the last? I bet no-one sees my last postSad Grin

Can someone link for me please? I can't on my phone.

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jynier · 14/05/2013 00:56

You didn't insult me, MrsS, feel strangely neglected!

Did you read Clarecoo's post? Trying to drum up support!

Will see my GD2 for the first time at the weekend; she is already over 1 year old! DD1 and husband are coming back to the UK for a holiday; just can't wait! Have not seen my DD1 for 2 1/2 years!!!

SummerDad · 14/05/2013 01:19

jynier it sounds too strange how parents go for years without seeing their children, can't even imagine it when I think of my lil son. Life is strange.

I can imagine how excited and happy you would be :)

jynier · 14/05/2013 01:51

Hi, Dad! - It's just the way of the world now; my DD1 lives overseas. Thank goodness for the internet; have seen many pics and videos of my GD2! Can't wait to meet her for real, though!!! Only a few more days!

jynier · 14/05/2013 01:59

mini - was so carried away at the thought of seeing my DD1 and forgot to say sorry about your FIL! How is he doing? Must be hard for the family.

Your cat is poorly, too? So sorry. Know that you were very upset before. x

Minimammoth · 14/05/2013 02:25

Awake here. Thanks for all of your thoughts, FIL's op was cancelled as they had an emergency, so we are waiting to hear when it might be. DH will go tomorrow ( they live 2.5hrs away) . My SIL is there so MIL is being taken care of she has Altzheimers so have no idea how she will be taking it, or how they will manage should he come through safely. I am trying to judge how much 'quality of life' our Fluff has, don't want her to suffer. Not sure if she's in pain as she is sleeping lots. I want it all to be easily solved.
Hard decision to take her to vets to die. SadSad

cafecito · 14/05/2013 03:21

oh mini Sad I'd hold off on taking fluffy to the vets if I were you, if she doesn't seem in pain, but I only deal with humans Confused it's a very hard decision to make but maybe she will go of her own accord at home? hope it goes well with FIL

I am going blurry eyed trying to type a new assignment. arrr, you know when the wording is just right? then it's gone? ,harumph

starsandunicorns · 14/05/2013 07:36

Tim rolls in at a screching halt

Does morse code .....-..-- like lassy put in trolley speak

Stars is stuck not in a mineshift but under 2:5k of tax returns please bring help and coffee and cake

Minimammoth · 14/05/2013 07:48

That's what I would like for her too cafe.
You need the Angel of assignments to be by your side cafe.

themidwife · 14/05/2013 07:56

Ah poor fluffy cat but if she's comfortable just let it be I reckon.
I am definitely on something Bluey!!
Stars! Now you're riding Trev?!! Norty!

themidwife · 14/05/2013 07:57

Sorry Tim!! Wrong bloke!

KittyAndTheFontanelles · 14/05/2013 08:20

Morning all.

Mini I'm very sorry about your father-in-law and fluffycat Sad. Is your father-in-law local or far away?

Harriet, that's so spooky about your little sootikins because I had one too, although not as sooty as yours. Yesterday littlekitty did her "uh-oh" then the sign for frog then the sign for face washing....then she showed me her frog finger puppet. She'd stuck him up the chimney in her room and rubbed his face in the soot Grin Froggy sootikins Grin He was l blacked up like a west midlands Morris dancer Grin It was the conversation of the day and she told everyone she met.

Re: giving birth, I'd have made a great scientologist Hmm I was silent throughout the whole process apart from a soft "nnnning" towards the end of the final pushes. My midwife kept asking me questions and I couldn't say anything in response Blush How very rude of me!

Can someone clear up for me which bit are the contractions? Is it the cervical opening? That was the painful bit for me, I was induced, so that started Ar midnight and went in till about 10.00 the next day. The pushing part was glorious, I loved that, didn't find it very painful, it was like blessed relief. I like the thought of my monkey taking over Grin

Now I've got that Beatles sing in my head "Everybody's got something to hide, except for me and my monkey" Wink

I feel really unwell at the moment. My continuous headache and face, neck, legs, shoulders, everything ache Sad Slept badly because of it. Also got sinusitis Sad

Ok need to keep catching up on the lengthy thread, I'm hoping bears has returned Smile

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KittyAndTheFontanelles · 14/05/2013 08:54

Sorry, mini I've just noticed your father in law is miles away. That makes it even more difficult. My gran had Alzheimer's and I used to work in a residential home for EMI (as it was thenHmm ). A terrible, cruel condition.

stars Tim's lassie impression made me laugh Grin

Bluey She's fine thank you Smile She keeps pointing at the pot and saying "durr?". I think she really enjoyed her adventure Grin. She's had a lot of lovely poos since so perhaps it has given her a bit of a clear out Confused Perhaps we should do it once a month Grin

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cafecito · 14/05/2013 09:54

Oh no. I have missed 2 classes already due to oversleeping.

Still IS EMI, kitty Shock

I just melted reading littlekitty's froggy sootikins Smile she gets more and more adorable! awwww

stars I am about to don cape and do a coffee dash. Going to skive the whole morning now I am a little bit late Hmm and crack on with assignment..sigh...

starsandunicorns · 14/05/2013 11:01

Oh thankyou cafe hears postroom bell goes to door thining its cafe but alas its someone wanting me to post letter would help if its in a evelope with a address on bangs head against

starsandunicorns · 14/05/2013 11:01

Wall

Minimammoth · 14/05/2013 12:09

Stars... Tax returns[evil grin emoticon] purrem in't binGrin

Minimammoth · 14/05/2013 12:16

Calling Jynier.... Nature notes from the Shire. Fight to the death < well almost> 2 sparrows on my conservatory roof and falling to the ground, claws and beaks locked and really going for the throat. Eek. Brutal. Then large Arny Swartzeneger type spider biting a poor innocent woodlouse. Calling all Wild life at Minimansion - can we all CALM DOWN.

themidwife · 14/05/2013 13:02

Oh kitty go on - have a home birth and invite me you'd be a dream come true for any midwife!
My colleagues have all said they'll refuse to look after me if I have anymore - I'm just too bloody noisy & stroppy! Grin

Well done Stars - you tell em! No envelope or address?!!! WTF?!

Well - re hypnotic gastric band - I've been peckish all morning but only now had a chance to eat but get this ... Stuffed after a few mouthfuls!!! I've eaten less than half a very modest portion of falafel & cous cous & I'm really really full! ShockShock

KittyAndTheFontanelles · 14/05/2013 13:09

themidwife but I'm scared of a home birthSad Blush

Erm, can you take this hypnoband off at the end or is this you for life? Confused

Mini your post made me giggle and shook a sleeping littlekitty on my lap Grin

cafe glad my littlekitty melts your heart. She's so funny and gorgeous. She learned 2 new signs today; 'orange' and 'home'

We are just back from kittycity where there were two ducks stood outside the post office Confused Adventures, eh?

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Minimammoth · 14/05/2013 13:32

Kitty, I am very good at cheer leading at births, I can coach you with breathing, rub your back, press special points, give you nice smells to inhale and everything, if you have a home birth.

KittyAndTheFontanelles · 14/05/2013 13:47

mini stop encouraging her! Grin

themidwife, I know I'd be safe in your hands but unfortunately I don't live in the hippy hills....

Seriously, would you advise a 39 year old with history of severe preeclampsia, medicated for months afterwards, spent 11 days in hospital before discharge, to have a homebirth? Really, really? Confused

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themidwife · 14/05/2013 14:42

No not really - you must do whatever is right & safe for you Kitty. We can wave at you through the hospital window Grin

cafecito · 14/05/2013 19:41

% assignment done today: 0

oh dear. If I come on here later,shout at me to go away and do my work please Smile

kitty, see how you are if you feel well later on, baby in right position, no proteinuria, good BP, no other probs, lots of plastic sheeting and no new cream carpet, no reason not to! Smile

cafecito · 14/05/2013 19:46

[melting at littlekitty]

Minimammoth · 14/05/2013 20:33

It is deluging here. DH on his way home, from visiting his dad he has pneumonia and is in HDU. So guess surgery will not happen until he is better. MIL is totally confused. 2 older brothers are staying way away.
I am sure I have posted this once..... Losing it.