Hello everyone, I hope you dont mind me crashing in your lovely thread. I am joining the WTT 2016 group- January 2016 to be exact. Time will fly, i just know it. I am mummy to DS almost 7, and DD just turned 3. We are both very excited about the prospect of having a surprise baby this time- since we found out both sexes with the first two. It has also been a year long battle with heart and brain for both of us, as to whether to have a third child but I cant shake it, and it creeps into conversation far too much not too now.. we're even choosing names!
And all I see whilst out and about are babies and pregnant ladies- it's like they follow me
So we are definitely back in for the baby game, but we will have to wait a little while, since we have booked lapland for next Christmas with the kids and I am NOT missing the opportunity to meet Father Christmas
Anyway, Its nice to be back on BnB again and I look forwards to getting to know you all![]()
We're really looking forwards to it, we haven't told the children and wont until we are on the way there. They will be 4 and 7.5 at the time so its going to be magical for them.
I am so glad to have people to share the wait with, its going to make it much easier. I am an sculptress and specialise in life size baby sculptures, so every day I am surrounded by life like sculpts.![]()
Aidensxmomma yay! Looking forward to exciting news from u..
I've crazy busy these days, doing overtime on weekends, but I'm determined to get my Xmas tree up tomorrow. Sometimes I don't know if I can fit a baby into my schedule.. But I'm so wanting one! Does anyone worry about the time you'll get to spend with your OH once you have a child?
Have a good weekend ladies and hi to all the recent additions!![]()
So today I went out for supper with my dad and he started complaining that the service was too slow. The restaurant was pretty busy so that's why it was a bit slow plus there's people ordering for take out. He thought that people who were ordering were getting more attention than people eating in. The waitress told him that wasn't true and that the orders were made before we ordered but he didn't believe that. To make a long story short, we got our food to go and before I left I apologized to the waitress. I'm never going back the that restaurant with him again.It was embarrassing that he made a big deal out of nothing.
So today I went out for supper with my dad and he started complaining that the service was too slow. The restaurant was pretty busy so that's why it was a bit slow plus there's people ordering for take out. He thought that people who were ordering were getting more attention than people eating in. The waitress told him that wasn't true and that the orders were made before we ordered but he didn't believe that. To make a long story short, we got our food to go and before I left I apologized to the waitress. I'm never going back the that restaurant with him again.It was embarrassing that he made a big deal out of nothing.
I use a flesh coloured polymer clay, its a plastic base and the least messy I have found so I don't necessarily need to be in the studio working, I can happily sit in the living room or anywhere in the house.We're really looking forwards to it, we haven't told the children and wont until we are on the way there. They will be 4 and 7.5 at the time so its going to be magical for them.
I am so glad to have people to share the wait with, its going to make it much easier. I am an sculptress and specialise in life size baby sculptures, so every day I am surrounded by life like sculpts.![]()
Hi, that sounds like an interesting career! What material do you make the sculptures with?
I have a step dad like that, we live quite far apart so dont see my parents very often so when we do we make the most of it. Going out for dinner is always slightly amusing and embarrassing at the same time. The last time we went out to eat, we chose our favourite local pub/ restaurant. Its a quaint little place that mainly serves for good grub with a fantastic french chef who happens to be our friend too. With this in mind we obviously voiced it as a great place to eat and always found the food delicious! True to fashion my step dad has to pick holes in our choice of venue because of our praise, hes the biggest 'Debbie D' I know. Firstly he starts by huffing over the menu, nothing that catches his eye immediately. There is TONS to choose from including a specials menu. Secondly he starts asking the waitress to go to the chef and ask exactly the uncooked weight of each meat served within the mixed grill. She comes back and hes just says 'NO! not enough steak there. - If you want steak, HAVE STEAK!!!
In the end, he chose his meal in protest and opted for a ploughmans lunch- he couldn't have possibly picked anything more shit on the menu if he tried and of course, he was unhappy with it when it arrived because it was the crappest thing on the menu.