Fuschia

I have seen people enthusing but looking in when it was shut the standard menu never really caught my imagination. It really is a lovely place though.

Have a 2 courses for 4.95 offer on (12-5pm Tues-Sat) and we went in today. very nice and child friendly and happy for the twins to share a pasta.

Congrats btw!!

1kg is 2lb 2 oz So 4kg is 8lb 8

Belle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > good luck fuschia - so sorry to hear about one of > the twins being hospitalised though, hope > everything improves soon. It's been a bit of a week!

yup l penna was pretty sure he would turn less clear if he will stay there

If he goes back to a transverse position (can be very dangerous if you go into labour and the cord prolapses) then they would want to admit me from 39w :-(

Baby is 37w, has been lying mostly transverse which is even worse... hoping at least if he stays breech he might get moved to a better position! Will be 37+4 when they do it

Also did it work... Been inpatient with twin II who was ambulanced to hospital for a second time with breathing problems, while there had my 37w obs appt, bbay is unstable lie, was transverse, 9ow breech so booked for ecv D on't really have much time even to try other methods, having a sick child atm

If you have no luck I can ask a barrister friend for a suggestion

I have posted on your thread on the classifieds boad

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Is that rate set by someone? What if they only > had one child? I still would have thought that > the minimum wage would have to be paid for each > child, which is nearly ?6 per hour now for over > age 21. Minbders aren't employed, but self-employed

DS1 pooed in a rockpool in Wales and my efforts to bury it under a stone failed... it wasd bobbing around and we had to run away

Pulling off so I squirted milk down a man's jacket on a train...

Why not enquire about flexible working, working term time only, that sort of thing?

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > gosh Fuschia, don't let that put you off posting, > I firmly believe the place is what we make it B) > this posting about the lounge says a lot really > ... > > I liked the clip you posted. > > My favourite bit = Liberal Democrats and > 'Delivering for Britain'. Priceless. As a rule I prefer the other bits of the forum, don't think I ever started a thread here before but I did genuinely think some other people may enjoy it too! But as you were, get back to your cliquey bitching (most of you!)

Anyway,the following person is very nice and has sorted out various requests, complaints, lost books for e over the years anbd if you ask if you can just drop in a replacement he has always agreed and that is mostly what I have done. Also cancelled my fines a few times (child in hospital etc) [email protected] He works in the central librrary admin somewhere

brian cape is in central library somewhere take your point re amazon but i once saved ?55 reoplacing a lost cd, yes fiftyfive quid!!

yes I forgot the lounge is full of reactionaries!

I have just replaced lost books a few times. first time I misunderstood instruction, subsequently because I realised the cost via amazon was a tiny fraction of the charge suggested. usually mail someone called brian, c an give you his details. afraid we have lost or damaged quite a few in the last few years

Captain Ska -liar

What i do like about tescos is 4x voucher value for days out.... soon to reduce to 3x

I do believe Ocado is the best but I think tescos esp with the vouchers you can use for days out, works out cheaper Anyway, they never called us back but turned up about 8.30pm, and have sent me ?25 voucher at least

i gave up on sainsburys

Little T has been an expert at cbeebies games since before he was two and can turn on the PC, log into the twins account and choose the game he wants! I don't see any harm to it, as part of a range of activities.