My spare bedroom has my chinchillas , clothes horses and laundry in general .
If I stayed round my friends house and they left a chocolate in my pillow and disposable slippers for me to wear, with a mini fridge and hot drink facilities I’d no joke think they’d had a mental breakdown.The guest bedroom thread is hilarious.
What would happen here:If I stayed round my friends house and they left a chocolate in my pillow and disposable slippers for me to wear, with a mini fridge and hot drink facilities I’d no joke think they’d had a mental breakdown.
I’d think they were expecting a hotel style fee.If I stayed round my friends house and they left a chocolate in my pillow and disposable slippers for me to wear, with a mini fridge and hot drink facilities I’d no joke think they’d had a mental breakdown.
Now this I can relate too!!Mine is full of junk. Every weekend I promise myself I’ll tackle it and every weekend I find something better to do!
Why would anyone do that? I don’t understand why she’d deliberately upset her child. On the other hand, I don’t understand people who plan for Christmas all year long. The day itself must be such a let down.I remember a post on Mumsnet where the OP wanted to take down the xmas tree on xmas day evening because after lunch is served xmas is over, and she couldn't understand why her DD was getting upset about it
Most of them hate en suites and want to turn them into walk in wardrobes. If I were buying a house where they had done that it would put me right off.Those guest room posts were hilarious, ditto the en suite ones (in which nobody's DH should ever defecate in!?) MN reminds me of the bad old days of NCT where it was all one upmanship.
A friend of mine had one of those and I envied her from the bottom of my eight year old heartThat’s normal! I got a tiara for my 18th birthday! It was like this one
Most of them seem to put the tree up Christmas Eve and take it down Boxing day morning with everything packed away. Ours goes up last weekend November (takes 2 full days to decorate our house!) And stays up till JanuaryWhy would anyone do that? I don’t understand why she’d deliberately upset her child. On the other hand, I don’t understand people who plan for Christmas all year long. The day itself must be such a let down.
The threads about when people but their trees up ALWAYS get competitive. You also get the horrible Anne Widdecombe types pontificating about how in "their day" no decorations were put up before xmas eve. This is BS anyway as I was watching an old episode of Coronation street from the 1960s and they were all putting up their decs as soon as 1st December came aroundMost of them seem to put the tree up Christmas Eve and take it down Boxing day morning with everything packed away. Ours goes up last weekend November (takes 2 full days to decorate our house!) And stays up till January
They seem to turn into competitive Grinchs, "oh my tree stays up for 30 mins Christmas morning"
Its definitely a weird place!!
I didn't get one of them til my 30th, clearly I grew up in deprivation!That’s normal! I got a tiara for my 18th birthday! It was like this one
Speaking as someone who doesn't have or want children myself, I'm pretty sure all the people who don't have children 'for environmental reasons' don't want them anyway, and either feel they need to justify their decision for some reason or just want an excuse to look down on other people's choices.No, never heard the environment being mentioned in such posts. I aways hear that one being bandied about when it comes to having children though! I have never in real life heard someone say they don't want children because of environmental concerns yet it seems to be be a huge thing on MUMSnet, which I find rather ironic.
Did you grow up in *shudder* the north?I didn't get one of them til my 30th, clearly I grew up in deprivation!
Speaking as someone who doesn't have or want children myself, I'm pretty sure all the people who don't have children 'for environmental reasons' don't want them anyway, and either feel they need to justify their decision for some reason or just want an excuse to look down on other people's choices.
No, never heard the environment being mentioned in such posts. I aways hear that one being bandied about when it comes to having children though! I have never in real life heard someone say they don't want children because of environmental concerns yet it seems to be be a huge thing on MUMSnet, which I find rather ironic.
I don't have any kids yet either. Saw it mentioned on practically almost every single thread on the larger families board.I didn't get one of them til my 30th, clearly I grew up in deprivation!
Speaking as someone who doesn't have or want children myself, I'm pretty sure all the people who don't have children 'for environmental reasons' don't want them anyway, and either feel they need to justify their decision for some reason or just want an excuse to look down on other people's choices.