MoonShadow14
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Small vent....
Dear legs! Stop being so damn restless!
Dear legs! Stop being so damn restless!
To the lady of the big arse car parked beside mine this morning,
Just because you have a nice new car that takes up most of the car park space does not mean you can park so close to the car beside you so it give you heaps of room to get out your car. I could only just squeeze between the cars to get to my door and to actually get in my car i had to squash the crap out of my big pregnant belly. what makes it worse is you sat in your drivers seat and watched me the whole time most likely to see if i didn't dent you bloody car. I should have given you the finger but i obvisiously to nice for that............
I would have made a point of opening my car door onto hers leaving a nice scratch....
But then again I have an old banger that I don't mind denting! I turn into such a spiteful cow when confronted with situations like that
To the lady of the big arse car parked beside mine this morning,
Just because you have a nice new car that takes up most of the car park space does not mean you can park so close to the car beside you so it give you heaps of room to get out your car. I could only just squeeze between the cars to get to my door and to actually get in my car i had to squash the crap out of my big pregnant belly. what makes it worse is you sat in your drivers seat and watched me the whole time most likely to see if i didn't dent you bloody car. I should have given you the finger but i obvisiously to nice for that............
I would have made a point of opening my car door onto hers leaving a nice scratch....
But then again I have an old banger that I don't mind denting! I turn into such a spiteful cow when confronted with situations like that
To the lady of the big arse car parked beside mine this morning,
Just because you have a nice new car that takes up most of the car park space does not mean you can park so close to the car beside you so it give you heaps of room to get out your car. I could only just squeeze between the cars to get to my door and to actually get in my car i had to squash the crap out of my big pregnant belly. what makes it worse is you sat in your drivers seat and watched me the whole time most likely to see if i didn't dent you bloody car. I should have given you the finger but i obvisiously to nice for that............
I would have made a point of opening my car door onto hers leaving a nice scratch....
But then again I have an old banger that I don't mind denting! I turn into such a spiteful cow when confronted with situations like that
if i had insurance and could afford to pay for the damage to her stupid car i would have banged it up against hers but really can't afford another bill to be added to the list
So fed up with people sneering every time I say that I'd love to breastfeed and keep the baby in mine and DH's room until they're atleast 6 months! I always get the same reply which goes along the lines of "Oh haha that will last for about 1 day, with our first we ended up wheeling him out onto the landing because he was making too much noise soo good luck with that!lololol"
Yeah, just because YOU couldn't put up with your newborn disturbing your nights sleep doesn't mean that I'm willing to do the same!
Talk about poo-pooing
So fed up with people sneering every time I say that I'd love to breastfeed and keep the baby in mine and DH's room until they're atleast 6 months! I always get the same reply which goes along the lines of "Oh haha that will last for about 1 day, with our first we ended up wheeling him out onto the landing because he was making too much noise soo good luck with that!lololol"
Yeah, just because YOU couldn't put up with your newborn disturbing your nights sleep doesn't mean that I'm willing to do the same!
Talk about poo-pooing
Balls to them!! My little one is still in our room at 20 months!! And when this one comes along, unless we move to a 3 bed house soon, we'll be sharing with toddler and new born......i don't think it's fair for my teenager to be made to share with a baby!! He's got exams over next couple of years!!
Besides......beats leaving bedroom and disturbing rest of house when they wake at night!! Xx
So fed up with people sneering every time I say that I'd love to breastfeed and keep the baby in mine and DH's room until they're atleast 6 months! I always get the same reply which goes along the lines of "Oh haha that will last for about 1 day, with our first we ended up wheeling him out onto the landing because he was making too much noise soo good luck with that!lololol"
Yeah, just because YOU couldn't put up with your newborn disturbing your nights sleep doesn't mean that I'm willing to do the same!
Talk about poo-pooing
Balls to them!! My little one is still in our room at 20 months!! And when this one comes along, unless we move to a 3 bed house soon, we'll be sharing with toddler and new born......i don't think it's fair for my teenager to be made to share with a baby!! He's got exams over next couple of years!!
Besides......beats leaving bedroom and disturbing rest of house when they wake at night!! Xx
My three year old is in my room. The room the other two sleep in is too small to even consider trying to put another bed in and there's cabinets on the wall that prevent us from putting bunk beds in. However, we are going to rearrange the basement this weekend and move the boys to where the couch and tv are now and move that stuff into their room. There is room there for all three of them. I wouldn't worry about it, except our bedroom is pretty small as well and I don't see how we could fit our bed, the toddler bed, and the bassinet in there unless I move our dresser out. I can't wait until we can get our own place. However, even if we had a mansion, the new baby would sleep with us at least until he starts sleeping through the night. It makes things easier for me, since I can be lazy and not really have to get up when he wakes during the night.
So fed up with people sneering every time I say that I'd love to breastfeed and keep the baby in mine and DH's room until they're atleast 6 months! I always get the same reply which goes along the lines of "Oh haha that will last for about 1 day, with our first we ended up wheeling him out onto the landing because he was making too much noise soo good luck with that!lololol"
Yeah, just because YOU couldn't put up with your newborn disturbing your nights sleep doesn't mean that I'm willing to do the same!
Talk about poo-pooing
Balls to them!! My little one is still in our room at 20 months!! And when this one comes along, unless we move to a 3 bed house soon, we'll be sharing with toddler and new born......i don't think it's fair for my teenager to be made to share with a baby!! He's got exams over next couple of years!!
Besides......beats leaving bedroom and disturbing rest of house when they wake at night!! Xx
My three year old is in my room. The room the other two sleep in is too small to even consider trying to put another bed in and there's cabinets on the wall that prevent us from putting bunk beds in. However, we are going to rearrange the basement this weekend and move the boys to where the couch and tv are now and move that stuff into their room. There is room there for all three of them. I wouldn't worry about it, except our bedroom is pretty small as well and I don't see how we could fit our bed, the toddler bed, and the bassinet in there unless I move our dresser out. I can't wait until we can get our own place. However, even if we had a mansion, the new baby would sleep with us at least until he starts sleeping through the night. It makes things easier for me, since I can be lazy and not really have to get up when he wakes during the night.
I feel that keeping the baby in with us is an entirely sensible decision, seeing as we have two cats who love to jump into the warm spot in bed as soon as you get out of it. I'm not chasing my cats around the house at 3am all because the family tell me the baby needs it's own room (not having a go at people who DO put baby in the nursery, everyone's different ) but I'm fed up with people scoffing at me and my ideas because it's my first pregnancy.
The people in question who laughed (although I love them dearly and they have helped me out alot) decided to pop their baby on the landing on it's first night at home because it was making too much noise. Bare in mind that the baby was born with a low birth weight and a few complications I think I'd want him in with me and I'd be up all night listening to him making sure he's breathing!
Just needed to get it off my chest. phew. feel a bit evil now though. They're great parents, honestly. I just didn't get their logic.