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No where now :cry: but the son is going to cornwall for 2 weeks :twisted:
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Tan____Kinky
Over 90 days ago
Bi-curious Female, 43
Straight Male, 67
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Quote by Cubes
Note to self.... must remember to fix the headboard to the wall.
Let's face it.... if kids really put the mockers on your sex life then we'd all be only children. ;-)
My son will be an only child forever
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Quote by meat2pleaseu
vista
Edited to say I worked it out :doh:
and was it easy
Yes, I don't think my brain was working
Think with your tits then, you'll be a genius :mrgreen:
Yes but I wont get anything else done at all
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Quote by Sara_2006
vista
Edited to say I worked it out :doh:
and was it easy
Yes, I don't think my brain was working
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Idiot time
I've had to replace my router tonight and have it all set up and working etc now I want to connect my lappy to the same router
it still seems to remember the old settings as I have used the same network name and I don't know how to change it?
Its an easy answer isn't it?
I've had to replace my router tonight and have it all set up and working etc now I want to connect my lappy to the same router
it still seems to remember the old settings as I have used the same network name and I don't know how to change it?
Its an easy answer isn't it?
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Quote by Resonance
I think you'd be hard pushed to find anyone who has the combination of unadulterated music genius, incredible stage presence, wit, charm, humour and ability to energise a crowd more so than the Cheeky Girls.
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Quote by markz
if its ginger call it "meaty".......
If its green call it Markz
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Quote by kentswingers777
Thanks Minxy was going to say the same thing.
A lot of todays problems are caused by kids where there are no parents/parent about, either when they come in from school or....when the kids are on holidays.
I cannot think of many better things than a parent being at home full time.
I realise that some parents have to work for financial reasons but....I have known people to have a child in a two parent family, and as soon as the maternity leave is finished, they go back to work and leave the baby at a nursery. Sorry that is wrong and if it is because of financial reasons they do that, then don't have kids.
How anyone can leave a baby with a nursery baffles me.
Are you saying nursery rather than childminder or are you tying the two in together???
I'm busy getting my child ready for school now oh and WORKING!!! I'll be back to this.......
I would say nursery rather than childminder, though if the child is under five, then I would say both.
I cannot see anything positive about leaving a very young child, in the hands of somebody else, just so as to go to work.
Sorry but that is my take on it, and no doubt will " offend " some parents, but hey.....seems I upset a few people with my views but I AM USED TO IT.
There is a nursery virtually right next door to where I work, and this morning I saw a Mother leaving her child who was just about walking, with them.
This Mother may have had to work but she looked very smart as she stepped out of her 08 plated Merc. Sorry but having kids is not a part time thing, certainly not when they are very young. They need their Mothers there with them.
Will wait for the backlash....for it's a coming I fear.
I "left" my son in a nursery from the age of 5 months, it wasn't to go out to work, I had him young so I went to college, part time at first and full time from him being 18 months.
I stayed at college until he started school. Looking back I'm not sure it was the best way to do things but I cant change that, nor can I take those qualifications away that I achieved.
I don't regret having my son young or going to college.
On another point, My mother has a 2 year old, He has split care in that he attends nursery but also stays with me normally a couple days a week, She went back to work when he was 9 months old. I can't say I wholeheartedly agree with him attending nursery though, His father/my step father earns a decent wage and with a few cutbacks/changing their mindset they could afford to manage without my mother working.
ello Sex God
If the pictures are still in good condition try scanning them saving them to a pc then storing on a digi card or disk? (I would use both methods and store them to an external hard drive as disks do tend to stop reading eventually)
Asda and such places also will put pictures on a disk for you,
If they are *personal* pictures I'm sure there is places online that do them from negatives.
Asda and such places also will put pictures on a disk for you,
If they are *personal* pictures I'm sure there is places online that do them from negatives.
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Quote by lyns
over hearing my son telling his mates that he is 'really close to my mum'
It didn't make me smile actually it made me cry a little bit.
:inlove: thats lovely Splendid.
Seconded :inlove:
Me, all the lovely birthday messages I have had today and having a normalish day instead of the mayhem that has being going on
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Quote by __random_orbit__
theft was it?
nice!
lp
:giggle: suddenly has images of son (with broken leg) and dek (with 3 keyhole wounds in his stomach) kinda slowing legging/hobbling out of asda
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Roses, chocolates and wine :lickface: and no moan about how much they cost either :lol2:
Yet
Yet
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Quote by Firelizard
Hi Firelizard,
Just to warn you - I can talk about all things foody all day!! One question is - do you think you have a wheat intolerance or a gluten intolerance? If it's just wheat, then I know that Kellogs Cornflakes should be okay - Coco Pops have a tiny bit of wheat starch added, depending on how strict you're being about things. For main meals Rice is a saviour - and use all the different types from Risotto to wild Rice, Polenta is really good too. I make and sell various food stuffs, not that I'm trying to sell to you don't panic, but would be more than happy to mail you through some recipes I've tried that have worked and had goodfeedback from my wheat free clients, if that's any help at all.
Scar xxxx
PS: One fact I thought was interesting when I researched this a while back - apparently there is wheat in the gum on the cheaper brands of envelopes. Bizarre but True - so no more licking envelopes!!
Can she still lick the queen though? :giggle:
My queens are all sticky and they don't need to be licked
Go on spoil my wank material why don't you :doh:
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Quote by ScarletTheHarlot
Hi Firelizard,
Just to warn you - I can talk about all things foody all day!! One question is - do you think you have a wheat intolerance or a gluten intolerance? If it's just wheat, then I know that Kellogs Cornflakes should be okay - Coco Pops have a tiny bit of wheat starch added, depending on how strict you're being about things. For main meals Rice is a saviour - and use all the different types from Risotto to wild Rice, Polenta is really good too. I make and sell various food stuffs, not that I'm trying to sell to you don't panic, but would be more than happy to mail you through some recipes I've tried that have worked and had goodfeedback from my wheat free clients, if that's any help at all.
Scar xxxx
PS: One fact I thought was interesting when I researched this a while back - apparently there is wheat in the gum on the cheaper brands of envelopes. Bizarre but True - so no more licking envelopes!!
Can she still lick the queen though? :giggle:
