Mamey

Jealousy

So you can have more time and to look for the weekend to meet your best friends for a dinner. As always so much to talked about and have a good fun, is great to be around with them even for a few minutes becouse they always make you laugh. I love my free time to have a quality time for them I have almost orgonize everything when one of them left the country to work in Australia for good. My children and I will miss her a lot.

Fuschia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And you can speak to your insurer without being > obliged to pass the phone across for toddlers to > say 'hello, what's YOUR name?' How can you speak to the insurance company if you never call them, your secreatry does all the work fo you. Have realise now this is all to blame the companies for bad services. But nobody is changing the rules as the policy's is for everyone but some of them are not genuine.

jennyh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi > > We are taking our daughter to a caravan on the > Suffolk coast in August and it will be our first > trip away from home with her. She will be 5.5 > months. From the well seasoned traveller can I > ask... > > - What is the best travel cot to buy, not too > expensive!! I know that Mothercare have a sale on > at the moment so hoping to get a bargain. Want > something with a decent mattress. > > - Is it better to buy a suntent/travel cot > combined? Or will this be confusing for her to > know when is sleep time etc? Also surely it is > harder for them to adjust when they have a > roof/sides on their cot and are sleeping > practically on the floor? > > - Any tips on making the trip easier!? I am > already planning to put some blankets and a sheet > in our bed for a few days beforehand so they smell > familiar to her and will try and get her in the > travel cot to have some naps. Will take all the > favourite toys etc. > > I am sure she will be fine but at the moment she > is going through a weird phase where she is being > fussy about where she sleeps, one day she is happy > to nap in her cot, next day the pushchair is ok, > the 3rd day nothing works! I have visions of > major sleep regressions and dramas getting her to > feed and sleep etc...somehow it is easier dealing > with it in familiar surroundings! Just want to > make sure I can keep her cool and rested so that > we can avoid lots of frustrated crying! > > Thanks No Jennyh I don't think baby is frustated baby's only reply what their mumy has requested does all.

Neighbours

Angel

If I were you I would asked the group to play: Do you love me ( ! ) or is this another debate

Couple of months ago remember seing doubles a BT guy and my boy. But some women have dignity, so we don't play this kind of games unless is for real. Leave you alone enjoy xxx

WOMAN HAMSTER : I will miss you baby

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Daring doesn't work to get people on the > Dancefloor as they need to know the song so to a > non-specialist funk/soul crowd I'd go for a sort > of a compromise; > > I Wish - Stevie Wonder (if you can't dance to this > give up) > Money's too tight to mention - Valentine Brothers, > people would obvioulsy recognise the song and > realise what a load of crappy sludge Simply Red's > Blue Eyed soul cover version is in comparison > Any classic by Chic - can't be faulted > > > A bit more specilialist i'd go > > Love Injection - Trussel (Disco at its best) > Expansions - Lonnie Liston Smith (Jazz Funk at its > best) > Freak of the Week - Funkadelic (Funk at its best) If you can't manage with two musicians, what are you going to do with the 3 artist. Number one the training at Beakfast mornings Number two lessons by posts and three still in the run I think. Do you think you will sell the paints of music with cup ck m, m,m, Somebody will need help.