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Did you know that someone elses eye feels like a wet marshmallow?

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Thecarrotcake · 02/02/2011 20:43

Because now you do :)
thanks to ds2 who wagged his finger at ds1, whilst doing the bounding across the room in a John Cleese manner ... Totally forgetting other people have a 'space bubble'

you are then also supposed to roll around laughing and slapping the floor at the'wet marshmallow' feel while your brother is yelling ' I think I'm blind' with said eye streaming.

When you can breathe again from laughing so hard, you can then announce that you are in a happy flappy mood! :)

so.. A non meltdown thread for once from me.. And btw ds1 does actually still have his sight!

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Thecarrotcake · 02/02/2011 20:50

Oh and the lump has just sat on me for an unannounced hug ( which is lovely if not a bit squash .. He's bigger than I am).

We have a space issue today but at least he is happy!

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TheCrunchyside · 02/02/2011 21:15

a cute story and a brilliant comparison but thought of marshmallow eye is making me feel queasy Grin

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Thecarrotcake · 02/02/2011 21:24

:) hmmm I totally understand the queasy .

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zzzzz · 02/02/2011 22:28

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intothewest · 02/02/2011 22:52

mmm...wet marshmallow...nice...glad he's still got his sight Smile

dh had a haircut-ds said 'hair empty' Smile

signandsmile · 03/02/2011 07:33

Grin at the marshmallow eye!

DameEdnaBeverage · 03/02/2011 07:38

Lol - I knew this would be you Carrot before I opened the thread!

baileyandtinks · 03/02/2011 08:51

ty made me smile Grin which isnt often atm

bullet234 · 03/02/2011 09:23

Awww Grin.

purplepidjin · 03/02/2011 09:32

Yay for the carrotlings!

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Thecarrotcake · 03/02/2011 10:30

Ahh well I'm glad it bought a smile :) ( we need them to keep us going!)

considering we had a good evening yesterday... I don't know what happened to last night!
Ds2 kept the household awake last night through yelling and shouting and fighting in his sleep!

Eventually settling down at about 5 this morning!
I've kept everyoneof school today due to no sleep :(

and I'm half expecting in my paranoid way to get a visit from the EWO ( ds2s attendance isn't fab.. And dd is a bit low because of the amount of bugs and a good dose of flu last term).. I think my saving grace is that their attendance is normally in the very high 90s!

( probably being paranoid).

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auntevil · 03/02/2011 17:30

A good idea for Halloween though - edible marshmallow eyeballs!
What is it with the DCs at the moment, you can have meltdown city in the evening - then it goes calm or vice versa.
Hope you're not going to ask to take the carotin's off on holiday during term time as well Carrot, or you'll have SS doorstepping you - particularly if they hear about the marshmallows Grin grin]

auntevil · 03/02/2011 17:30

Whoops - 1 bracket short of a grin

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Thecarrotcake · 03/02/2011 18:34

Term time is my time off :o .. Now I love my children dearly.. Yet I have not achieved anything today ( including getting any work done).. Other than a knive edge almost calm.

Ds is suffering from the muttering monsters as the day goes on and he's getting more and more tired!

Dd has had a nap ( she's 7!) and ds1 has been a zombie all day!

I'm going to start my first sleep thread as there must be something that'll stop the asleep shouting thing.

Oh I like SS btw.. After being doorstepped by CP many moons ago.. And after a huge meltdow. Ds had at school! .. Don't ask lol... They were the ones who helped step things up for a dx for us..the SW we had was fantastic and she has always been on the phone if needed.. Even though we were an imediate closed case.

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