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Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by WavyDavy, Feb 12, 2005.

  1. WavyDavy

    WavyDavy Guest

    My newsreader appears to be ferked. Again. Seen your reply through Google.

    Yes I *do* want your maps, even thugh they don't have A6/A5111 relief on...
    M6 Toll is good. V Good. E-mail to jobevaluation at btinternet dot com and
    I'll buy you a gallon at the BOSM

    Ta

    Dave
     
    WavyDavy, Feb 12, 2005
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    Lady Nina Guest

    Ha, like he'll be allowed to BOSM with Entwisi junior either just
    arrived or about to.
     
    Lady Nina, Feb 12, 2005
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  3. WavyDavy

    WavyDavy Guest

    ....Maybe he'll just wuss out and claim he's "ill" or something whilst
    sending someone else.... :)
     
    WavyDavy, Feb 12, 2005
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    entwisi Guest

    Wow, my first Page!

    I'm deeply honoured. email shall be winging its way shortly.
     
    entwisi, Feb 12, 2005
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    entwisi Guest

    Aye, Due that weekend. Can't bloody wait.
     
    entwisi, Feb 12, 2005
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    Lady Nina Guest

    Ha, wait until the last 4 weeks. That's when it really bites.
     
    Lady Nina, Feb 12, 2005
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    entwisi Guest

    Grandma's are already off on one, Buying this that and the other. God only
    knows what they'll be like when it actually puts in an appearance.
     
    entwisi, Feb 12, 2005
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    Lady Nina Guest

    Worth their weight in gold. Be nice to grandmas, they're your main
    source of getting rid of the squalling shitting brat.
     
    Lady Nina, Feb 12, 2005
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  9. WavyDavy

    entwisi Guest

    Aye but my mums 75 so she's not going to be up to coping for long. Julies
    mum is probably going to look after Junior 2 days a week so Julie can go
    back to work. We'll put it in a nursery 2 days a week and as I do a 9 day
    fortnight I will look after it one week and Julie is hoping to take a days
    holiday for the other week for the first 6 months or so. We thought that
    would be a nice balance for the child, Some exposure to other children,
    some to grandparents(My mum going down for a few hours here and there) and
    we both get time with it. This way Julie can go back at about 2 hours less
    than she does now and it won't cost us the earth in nursery fees
     
    entwisi, Feb 12, 2005
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  10. WavyDavy

    Lady Nina Guest


    Start feeding her multivitamins and gin.
    What does she do?
    Youngest was in a nursery one day a week from about 2 months as I was
    finishing my degree. Be prepared for the inevitable bugs picked up
    from the older kids. Oh and a good local childminder works out
    cheaper.
    Welcome to the wonderful world of sprog juggling.
    Oh it will, it always does <g>
     
    Lady Nina, Feb 12, 2005
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    entwisi Guest

    She doesn't drink(Claims it's for meds but it isn't)
    She only has a part time job, 5-7 evenings so she said she'll look after
    Junior 8-2 giving her a bit of time before she goes to work.
    Cheers As its full days its £27/day and the nursery is 200yds from where
    Julie works and about 600yds from her mums its very handy.

    Aye, At the moment teh 10 in 9 is only an informal agreement, once its an
    established pattern I'll put in for a formal change to my contract under
    the EU regs.
    Better than the £130 a week they want for full time :eek:)
     
    entwisi, Feb 12, 2005
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    Jackie Guest


    well best of luck with it mate (and to Julie of course)
     
    Jackie, Feb 12, 2005
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