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The Crepe Escape

999 replies

Cremolafoam · 16/05/2013 22:48

We were getting to the end.Smile

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Blackduck · 25/06/2013 09:37

Nooooo there was an ad for Chums at the top of our thread page....Do you think it was deliberate...?

Cremolafoam · 25/06/2013 10:49

Shock Bd

I am still on the mailing list for the
stripe,size: 50plus catalogueBiscuit

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bigTillyMint · 25/06/2013 11:04

BD, I've got J Crew at the top of mine!

Blackduck · 25/06/2013 11:28

clearly just me then.... :)

motherinferior · 25/06/2013 11:56

Am in British Library (bliss) so cannot start new thread but suggest it is called the Crepes of FrothGrin

alto1 · 25/06/2013 11:56

well I was slammimg doors (like the stroppy teenager I never was) after the way DM spoke to me this morning. Pity because I'd been cheered up by delightful birthday (meal in town with dh then dd's brilliant choir concert) but now I'm already semi-homicidal again.

Can recommend the brownies with dried cranberries from Paul H's baking book - went down well at work Grin

Blackduck · 25/06/2013 14:16

MI ha ha - love it....can someone remember that we are nearing 1000.....

I am Angry about the school who were somewhat miffed when I phoned yesterday to say that ds possibly might not be able to go on a trip tomorrow because they were expecting us to collect him from somewhere other than school at 2.50 (clearly don't think parents work). They then pushed me over the edge by sending a text saying 'sports day tomorrow morning. Please deliver to playing fields at 8.45' How am I suppsoed to do this when he is at the childminders......

bigTillyMint · 25/06/2013 19:18

Great idea MISmile

Alto, I have never grown out of my teenage relationship with my DMBlush

BDAngry - so glad we are past that stage.
However, teenage is bringing far greater concerns. DD's passing shot as she swanned back up to her room was that she is going to work in her mate's dad's restaurant for the last 2 weeks of the summer hols. When I pointed out that we might want to go away, she said we could leave her home alone. I don't think so.

motherinferior · 25/06/2013 19:48

I revert to sullen 17 year old with both my parents.

Oh hell, now one of my IVF friends has just rung from Marylebone station saying she's bleeding - was totally panicking (she doesn't live in London). I've told her to go to UCLH in a cab.

At least I'd eaten already (oh yes I managed to set the smoke alarm off with the fish fingers)...

bigTillyMint · 25/06/2013 19:50

Oh MIShock Are you dashing up there?

motherinferior · 25/06/2013 20:01

Can't - DP's out tonight; otherwise I would.

bigTillyMint · 25/06/2013 20:53

You're a good friendSmile

DS has finally come in and eaten his dinner - played footy after school then came back and got his racquet and played 2hrs of tennis with his mate!

motherinferior · 26/06/2013 08:24

My mate is fineGrin

Though I could have done without the 2am phone call...Smile

Blackduck · 26/06/2013 08:30

Oh MI good to hear :)

The Head obviously could feel the daggers in her back....she is collecting the children from the childminders this morning and heading them down to the playing fields :)

I had ds in tears yesterday - he is in a mixed y5/6 class and the reality that half the class is leaving hit home yesterday (some went off to their new school for the day). cue 'I'll never see them again'......I did point out that this wasn't the case as most of them live within a stones throw...

motherinferior · 26/06/2013 09:38

Oh and now another friend (my age) announces her breast cancer is back Sad

Cremolafoam · 26/06/2013 11:13

Oh dear MI you're having a week of it. Not good news, I'm very sorry to hear that.

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motherinferior · 26/06/2013 11:19

No, it's the 'back' bit that is so worrying, isn't it. Mind you IVF mate now upset because she had two embryos transferred and only one is still there. I think she has probably reached a total pitch of emotional overload...!

Blackduck · 26/06/2013 11:30

Oh MI :(

The 'back' bit is worrying.

wilbur · 26/06/2013 12:21

Sorry about your friend MI, that's tough. Hopefully she has been monitored and they have caught it early? I'm glad the IVF friend is ok though, even if only one embryo has taken. My bf is about to embark on IVF using a donor egg (following 7 miscarriages Sad) and I have so many bits of my body crossed for her I can hardly bear it. It's got the point where I feel like just stealing her a baby from someone in the supermarket. [Disclaimer to Mumsnet - I won't actually do that.]

Alto - I've got that book, will def try the brownies. And ignore your mum, there should be some kind of mantra we could use that would remind us that families are just one big excuse to push each others' buttons...

wilbur · 26/06/2013 12:23

Oh, and re the advertising at the top of the page, it must be tailored to us individually as I have a floor tile warehouse ad. Sigh. Once upon a time I would have had ads for nice clothes and interesting travel destinations.

motherinferior · 26/06/2013 13:11

Mine has under-eye concealers Grin

Blackduck · 26/06/2013 13:33

Well I have Just Fab now which is a line of unfeasibly high shoes (clearly to be worn with my Chums elasticated back slacks...)

bigTillyMint · 26/06/2013 16:33

BDGrin

Sorry to hear about all the mates' - it's hard managing everything life throws at us.

herbaceous · 26/06/2013 18:22

Mine has Despicable Me 2.

OMG. I'm utterly shafted. Woke with hideous headache and feeling ill, so of course decided the best cure for that would be to take my pre-schooler to the Natural History Museum, with a friend with similar un-herdable infant, with their scooters,via overground, underground, tourists, platform edges. Then we herd them through the massive museum, full of school parties, to the sodding dinosaurs, which is claustrophobic and hot, and the blue whale, and the insects, with DS whining the whole time that he wants an ice cream. Then we wait blasted ages for said ice cream in the restaurant, go to the shop, and go home, impeded by two balloons on sticks each, and bag of tat from shop.

And now I've got a committee meeting.

Zzzzzz.....

bigTillyMint · 26/06/2013 18:50

Despicable Me 2 sounds quite appropriate, Herbs!