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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Borat §agdiyev wrote:>
> Too true.
>
> Course it might be easier if you didn't have someone sat laughing in
> the corner ....
Yeah you encouraging them didnt help lol.
Later babes.
> Too true.
>
> Course it might be easier if you didn't have someone sat laughing in
> the corner ....
Yeah you encouraging them didnt help lol.
Later babes.
Seraphim wrote:
> Machie wrote:
>
> Would you say you make a good mother? :)
>
> Yeah i think i am a good mum, i do my best for them thay come first
> in my life over everything.
That's good to know :D
Where do I come? Third I hope
> Machie wrote:
>
> Would you say you make a good mother? :)
>
> Yeah i think i am a good mum, i do my best for them thay come first
> in my life over everything.
That's good to know :D
Where do I come? Third I hope
Oh and you're the best mum ...
Speaking of manuels, I need to download that kama sutra torrent for when she's here *grin*
Seraphim wrote:
> Machie wrote:
> You mean stay at home most of the day, eating twix and watching DVDs
> into the night?
>
> Sure sounds good to me. What are the wages and perks?
>
> Oh dear if only you knew.
Too true.
Course it might be easier if you didn't have someone sat laughing in the corner ....
Right off to get my dinner and pay this bloody cheque in. Good luck with the bath Seraphim. I imagine you're going to be getting a decent soaking yourself ... :P
Speak real soon people ...
> Machie wrote:
> You mean stay at home most of the day, eating twix and watching DVDs
> into the night?
>
> Sure sounds good to me. What are the wages and perks?
>
> Oh dear if only you knew.
Too true.
Course it might be easier if you didn't have someone sat laughing in the corner ....
Right off to get my dinner and pay this bloody cheque in. Good luck with the bath Seraphim. I imagine you're going to be getting a decent soaking yourself ... :P
Speak real soon people ...
Machie wrote:
> Would you say you make a good mother? :)
Yeah i think i am a good mum, i do my best for them thay come first in my life over everything.
> Would you say you make a good mother? :)
Yeah i think i am a good mum, i do my best for them thay come first in my life over everything.
Seraphim wrote:
> Machie wrote:
> Yes did you go to any parenting classes Angel? I'd like to be well
> prepared before I have a Machie Jnr :)
>
> Nope i never went to parenting classes.
Woul you say you make a good mother? :)
> Machie wrote:
> Yes did you go to any parenting classes Angel? I'd like to be well
> prepared before I have a Machie Jnr :)
>
> Nope i never went to parenting classes.
Woul you say you make a good mother? :)
Cong_Man wrote:
> Nope, plus the additional expense of commuting or living up there
> would probably see us just as badly off anyway. We have to find her
> something here and quick.
>
> I'm also trying to slip a sneaky one past our insurance company, when
> we took out insurance on the mortgage, both our jobs were relatively
> secure, so we didn't bother with the 'out-of-work' insurance cover,
> to keep the monthly payments lower. We only took the life insurance.
> I have to phone them later to see if they'll let us add the
> unemployment bit to our cover. Of course, if they actually check with
> our employer, which they're supposed to do, the answer will be a 'no'.
> But surely there's no harm in trying?
Sure you can try and hopefully they wont checkj but how annoying is that, getting it and then hearing about her losing her job. Was your job ever at risk too?
> Nope, plus the additional expense of commuting or living up there
> would probably see us just as badly off anyway. We have to find her
> something here and quick.
>
> I'm also trying to slip a sneaky one past our insurance company, when
> we took out insurance on the mortgage, both our jobs were relatively
> secure, so we didn't bother with the 'out-of-work' insurance cover,
> to keep the monthly payments lower. We only took the life insurance.
> I have to phone them later to see if they'll let us add the
> unemployment bit to our cover. Of course, if they actually check with
> our employer, which they're supposed to do, the answer will be a 'no'.
> But surely there's no harm in trying?
Sure you can try and hopefully they wont checkj but how annoying is that, getting it and then hearing about her losing her job. Was your job ever at risk too?
Machie wrote:
> Yes did you go to any parenting classes Angel? I'd like to be well
> prepared before I have a Machie Jnr :)
Nope i never went to parenting classes.
> Yes did you go to any parenting classes Angel? I'd like to be well
> prepared before I have a Machie Jnr :)
Nope i never went to parenting classes.
Cong_Man wrote:
> Seraphim wrote:
> When i gave birth they didnt come with a manual.
>
> Someone really should write them.
Well i think a manual for this sort of thing would make the dooms day book look like a raffle ticket.
> Seraphim wrote:
> When i gave birth they didnt come with a manual.
>
> Someone really should write them.
Well i think a manual for this sort of thing would make the dooms day book look like a raffle ticket.
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