kind of dreading him coming back when baby is here to be honest 
Once the baby is here you can kick him out so he can โget a good night sleepโ without the baby waking him up, and then you might end up co sleepingโฆ. I totally see why people sleep in separate rooms!I agree, kick him to the sofa! When Mr R was snoring loudly and disturbing my sleep I went to the sofa first but then I thought hang on, Iโm growing a human. He should be doing this. Now I get to starfish in bed every night and heโs in the spare room
Agreed, get him on the sofa @Lucyxxxx my boyfriend usually ends up on there and the baby ends up in our bed. I much prefer it
I have developed a simple trick that seems to stop the snoring, for a while at least.
The bloody attention to detail kills me... I totally engaged with every minor detail almost as an out body experience.
no airtime for drunken Vic & Nancy.Hahahaha oh yes, my method only works if you're practically perfect yourselfThe bloody attention to detail kills me... I totally engaged with every minor detail almost as an out body experience.
There is a problem though ..... also being a REALLY BAD snorer I don't much fancy a punch in the fanny so I'll not be sharing this wise snippet with Mr2 for obvious reasons.
Got all the kids & grandkids around later so I'll be frazzled by tea time
NYE for me is eating anything & everything to clear the fridge & food hampers & watching Hootenanny (which has been a bit poor of late....)
, Line up isn't too fantastic this year either but it's tradition: Chinese food, Pinot Grigio amd Jools Holland on NYE Iโll give you one example. My dad was a lorry driver his whole life and the last company he worked for was a small firm in Darwen. He retired at 65 and died at 74.Oh OK Derek Acorah, you just drop that little bombshell, then piss off and leave the rest of us trembling beneath the blankets afraid what is floating about us
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Look out for my mate Pat who is in it this year (PP Arnold)Hahahaha oh yes, my method only works if you're practically perfect yourself
Enjoy your family time, lovely when they're here and the house is bustling but equally lovely when they piss off!
Agree about Hootenanny. Roland Gift looked as if he'd been dug up last year
That gave me goosebumps Jammy!
When you've had that baby I shall come to your house and smash yer face right in you cheeky little witch.
I know itโs much easier said than done but please try not to worry too much about sore boobs etc. Mine hurt on and off all the time and I always panicked it meant something was wrong but it was just hormones doing their thing. Hope youโre ok
Well I'm frantically craving Asdas chicken and sweetcorn pasta to the point I'm writing an angry email to Asda about it not being in stock so that's making me think hmmm OK and am slightly nauseous. Fellas got the camping bed out and he's sleeping downstairs tonight can not wait. Think he knows I'm for real about him moving out over the snoring.I know itโs much easier said than done but please try not to worry too much about sore boobs etc. Mine hurt on and off all the time and I always panicked it meant something was wrong but it was just hormones doing their thing. Hope youโre ok
Happy Easter y'all 
second time this year for me. Feeling absolutely rotten. Iโm wondering if Iโll ever have an easy week during this pregnancy 
Ohhh you cannot catch a break can youMe and Mr R have covid
hope you and Mr R arenโt too poorly with it xOh its doing the rounds again, I think my lad might have had it over Christmas. He's still not 100%Me and Mr R have covid
