can't at the moment, preggo, will be back again as soon as I can – a year away yet though

ours seems to love marmite, how about some tiny peices of toast & marmite (ours will help himself to bites of our toast)

Hope you get her eating soon.

Nice one James! heal soon.

Great pics SFB!

really not that bad. Got "crunched" last september, but found another job straight away – had to take a pay cut, but a copeable one – certainly could have been a lot worse. Am actually happier in new job, so it was the right outcome anyway.

sorry binners 🙁

agreed with above you don't "catch" it. See your gp, they can prescribe cream. It's related to hayfever and asthma, do you get either of those? I am blessed with all 3.

Our MD pointed at me the other day and said “bl00dy hell look at the size of her” Made me laugh anyway.

I was going to suggest Merrells! We both have some, have had same pair for about 6 years now and they're brilliant. never let in water, v comfy, perfect.

Married Mr Flash.

Just remember there's a whole lot of people out there who care about you.

I agree on the hair too Clare, would drive me potty – it's one of the reasons I have it short.

Oh and Scott Mills, Chris Moyles. It's Mills who says good mornin.

git.

Perhaps in the middle class utopia of STW, but no doubt made a difference to some

yes it probably does make a difference for some (although most people I have heard of are just putting the money towards their pram) but I still think it's a fair cut compared to cutting other spending.

I think cutting CTF a fair one, and I hope they cut the £190 health in pregnancy grant too. both fairly pointless imo.

I think it depends on cooking temp and time.

Camping is not restricted to tents. Caravans are classed as camping too

But if you don’t accept tents you are a caravan site, not a campsite!

idiots.

<waves>

We were walking not riding though, does that count? Top on Pen Y Ghent, our first time. Loved it.

how is it a campsite if it has a no tent policy????

Another vote for Rivierabike[/url] brilliant holidays.

WEll done Terra 🙂

Me, would have been far to hot for me. We walked up Pen Y Ghent, setting off at 7.45pm, bivvied at the top, walked down this morning. Fab.

Freecycle.

lil-lisa, Juliana is under discussion for ours if it's a girl – more after Furtado as she is a hero of mine, but I do own one as well [grin]

Don't know your shakespear that well then Hora?

BoB is one of the best things there has every been on tv, fact.

I'm 26 weeks, and we have only just started buying stuff.

I agree with the in limbo thing we had our first mw appointment at 6 weeks (I think) and then there’s a whole lot of nothing waiting for the scan so you can start telling people. Once you get past a certain number of weeks though, the time just seems to fly by, I’m not quite sure how I got to 26 weeks!

Have a look out on freecycle for stuff, I’ve just bagged a full set of washable nappies to take us right through form birth to potty training on our freecycle – that’s a serious amount of money saved! Bought cot on ebay as well, so that was a lot saved – the baby doesn’t care if anything’s brand new!

We're now at the stage where he can feel the baby moving about as well as me, which is fab, and off for a 4d scan in a couple of weeks which I'm really excited about.

Kit is just short for Christopher generally, I really like it.

CXI our cat is called Cosmo, I love the name but thought it better to inflict it on a cat than a child!

we went to corsica, west coast, would totally recommend it, it was fabulous.

Walking through a nudist beach in the south of france, saw a guy who had found an inventive way to keep his car keys safe. They were on a ring. dangling off the end of his kn0b.

post up your route, if it's anywhere in Yorkshire will be on hand with whatever you need.

I've got some short spesh ones, but they're really a bit too short – only for wearing when it's proper warm. Otherwise, Endura I think. (I'm 5ft2 or 3)

Nowhere, didn't feel up to it, as you know. Sorry to let you down, glad you got a good ride in 🙂

Sorry to hear that Matt, he was a great little guy.

Captain, there's a nice route round Eccup / Harewood that might be suitable?

I did for the first 2 years of my schooling as we lived in the Netherlands and Shell paid for our fees at the British School there. I think it was too early on in my education for it to make any impression though, I can barely remember it. Rest of my education was all state, although I was very lucky that our local comp was consistently one of the best in the area, possibly my dad would have gone with a different option if that had not been the case, especially given our family circumstances – boarding school would have made a lot of sense.

I have had it instilled in me that if I have a degree of intelligence and apply it I will succeed.

that was instilled in my by my father more than by my school. Having said that I’m not against private education at all, I think you need to look at the individual child and choose the right school for them. I know I got a far better education at my state school than neighbours of ours did at the fee-paying schools they were sent to, paying fees does not at all guarantee quality of education.

What I did find entertaining was all the public school people at my uni (Edinburgh) who looked down on us state school people, and there were quite a few who did. We’d all ended up at the same uni so not quite sure what their problem was really.

From Austwick with Domino on sunday.

But if you fix your squeak, I'll have to fix my tick!

**** pregnancy hormones. sob.

Done.

I am already aware of the importance of these things due to my neices "pink dolly" (of which there are 2).