Re: Pink & Fluffy was Toddlers - who'd have 'em!

[Guest guest]

Maybe having an older brother, even one a lot older, is a good

influence and will help to dilute the pink fluffy stage. There is no

hope for me .... two little girlies and a very pink, fluffy girl next

door (who has two younger brothers and has " adopted " my two as her

sisters) - even if no.3 is a boy I doubt the poor thing will have much

influence and will probably end up pink and fluffy like his sisters

.....

Francesca

Re: Re: Toddlers - who'd have 'em!

> Minor panic tonight, after all those posts about the imminent

arrival of

> Fluffi-dom for my household I was feeling slightly anxious when Mari

> approached me to write something else on her Xmas List -

arrgggggghhhhhh

> here it comes I thought - " Bob the Builder CD " she said without a

trace of

> sugary sweetness !!

>

> phew - so far so good - but then again not sure I want to listen to

" can you

> fix it?, yes I can " over and over and over .........

>

> Jenni

> ( & Gethyn)

> 17yrs; Mari 3yrs - Home Birth; Nia 4 wks Home Water Birth

>

> Visit my online photo album >

http://www.picturetrail.com/jennihughes

> P/W = gwenni. I'd love to see your name in my Guest Book

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

on 18/10/01 08:55 PM, fab131 at fab131@... wrote:

> Maybe having an older brother, even one a lot older, is a good

> influence and will help to dilute the pink fluffy stage.

Oh dear she could be a little 'moscher' (sp?) yet !!

(for those that don't know, I didn't, a moscher AFAIK is some sort of form

of laid back grungy skateboarding bmxing sort of person)

My son and his mates have been working on her ever since she was born,

though they stop playing with her and go silent every time I walk through

the room LOL

Jenni

( & Gethyn)

17yrs; Mari 3yrs - Home Birth; Nia 4 wks Home Water Birth

Visit my online photo album > http://www.picturetrail.com/jennihughes

P/W = gwenni. I'd love to see your name in my Guest Book

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