Marty McFly wrote: » Best of luck KB This sounds class think I'll be doing ithttps://dublinzoo.digitickets.co.uk/event/341583?catID=926
January wrote: » Sounds brilliant!
DamoElDiablo wrote: » We went to their early morning valentines thing, and it was just brilliant.
January wrote: » Bet the baby doesn't sleep in her own room for the first 9/10 months The more kids I've had, the longer they've spent in my room. Luke sleeps right through his daddies snoring so it's great The girls are light sleepers though so they were always moved out before 3 months so we all got some peace and they slept longer. It was a vicious circle of baby being woken by snoring and then us being woken by baby! I'm feeling ok today, think I may be getting an infection in my wound though... trying to keep it as clean and dry as possible but being over weight is not helping at all and it's rubbing constantly. Just trying to keep on top of the pain meds and not do too much, like I did yesterday! I ended up asleep at 7.30pm and Luke slept right through a feed and didn't wake until the next one. Hopefully you're not in too much pain today Your poor dog Hope she's ok!
kellief wrote: » sounds very eventful!! PM me if you fancy a rant, I'm always moaning!! It's alright. Still very sore but I walked 2 miles yesterday evening and another two miles today (it's 1 mile to work and then home). I'm sore and I've a limp, but I'm doing it. I've decided I'm going to be in pain anyway!!
January wrote: » I've a good big rant about the hospital if anyone wants to hear it lol... I told them, I knew that if they hooked my up to that oxytocin drip it would end up in a csection but would they listen, noooooooooooooo... doctors know best. None of it matters though really, once Luke got here safe and sound and he did. He's such a great baby, just feeds and sleeps and only cries when he's looking for a feed or getting his nappy changed! (He has already pee'd on me ) Pain is a bitch suppose it doesn't help when you've to suffer through it daily, at least I know in a few weeks I'll be ok.
gregers85 wrote: » I'd love to do that!!! but I've a busy few weeks then! Got a wedding that weekend, then another wedding the following weekend and then the following weekend its one of the lads on the rugby teams stag!! My wallet and liver will not thank me for this haha :pac:
green_screen wrote: » Hope the gf's back is feeling better soon, Marty. That must be really awful for her Going to the cinema later with himself. Seen pretty much every bloody film that's out now, bar Pompeii. Also, haven't bitten my nails in 11 days. Any of ye who met me in person know how gross they were. I've never actually met anyone with worse nails than me. they're growing though, enough that they've gotten caught in things and they look nice when I paint them! Also, won some liquids for my e-cig. Package arrived this morning. Thought I'd get about 5, but actually got 15 bottles. Woke up to see my sisterhad aalready opened the package and was vaping one of them, the bitch :pac:
Angron wrote: » I remember hearing someone saying that they heard someone describing Pompeii as "Like 300, only instead of Greeks they are fighting a volcano".
green_screen wrote: » I've never seen 300, so I don't know if that's a good or bad thing :pac: Also got a ticket to the rugby semi-final on Saturday. And I did extra hours in work this week, so an extra 80 quid in my wages tomorrow. This is a good week.
Angron wrote: » I'm more inclined to say it's a wrong thing, cause I'm quite confident the people don't actually fight the volcano :P
McChubbin wrote: » Just discovered this awesome alcoholic lemonade in the shops today- Amstel Radler. It's yummy and refreshing.Going to stick on some Breaking Bad and kick back and relax. My dog is fine for the most part- still a grumpy little ****. :pac: Looking forward to going into town tomorrow- haven't been up Grafton Street in yonks!
Orim wrote: » Are you watching it for the first time or rewatching? I'd love to be able to go back and watch it all again for the first time. It was so good.
McChubbin wrote: » Watching for the first time. Kinda hard to avoid all the spoilers, though. Still, I've just started on Season 2 and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Bryan Cranston is a mighty fine actor!
McChubbin wrote: » That's awesome, January! Hope you are recovering well and the baby's not keeping you up all night.
McChubbin wrote: » 8lbs at 2 weeks old?! :eek: Sounds like a little bruiser! :pac: Sounds like he'll grow up to be a big 'un in the future.