lambro's what are you thankful for this week thread

[Deleted member 36123]

eh, not 'kill yourself' over?...Keep it light, man

No - I would never do that - it is just all pretty pointless though isn't it? Still, bit heavy and philosophical for a Sunday night - apologies

How about - we saw some sun at last and the birds were singing

 

[Ramshanker]

No - I would never do that - it is just all pretty pointless though isn't it? Still, bit heavy and philosophical for a Sunday night - apologies

How about - we saw some sun at last and the birds were singing

That's the way, fella. Sun & birds

 

[TopCat]

awww I'm grinning like an idiot now

I shall miss the view next season. Might have to go to the Wolves game for one last perv now.........

 

[Deleted member 36123]

That's the way, fella. Sun & birds

But not page 3 - that would be sexist

 

[Fred Secrets]

I shall miss the view next season. Might have to go to the Wolves game for one last perv now.........

Creep.

 

[TopCat]

Creep.

@becs doesn't mind. We have an understanding

 

[peachy]

The good weather, and it came when two people who were long overdue a little break, had a couple of days away. Perfect.

 

[becs]

I shall miss the view next season. Might have to go to the Wolves game for one last perv now.........

I shall miss the mutual perving like

 

[Deleted User 17809]

Pancho calling me a ‘yeast infection’ was certainly something to be thankful for

 

[Ramshanker]

Pancho calling me a ‘yeast infection’ was certainly something to be thankful for

 

[cornish mackem]

Just to make you all very thankful you arnt in the shoes of some people and how lucky you are.
I took a young lass into Hosp today in premature labour. Under 27 weeks and baby is very sick with massive health problems if it makes it. Lovely young lass and husband who is very attentive.
They are in for a shite shite shite time.
I’m thankful I’m not in their shoes this weekend or next.

 

[Deleted member 36123]

Pancho calling me a ‘yeast infection’ was certainly something to be thankful for

I should take him outside and give him a good thrushing!

 

[Ramshanker]

I should take him outside and give him a good thrushing!

Talking of thrush, think my 9 week old son has it on his tongue. Didn't even know that was possible.

 

[cornish mackem]

Talking of thrush, think my 9 week old son has it on his tongue. Didn't even know that was possible.

On the boob?

If so, get them both to the Drs

 

[Deleted member 30853]

@lambro returning...obviously & I won a lucky dip on the lotto yesterday

Bumming Pammy Rose? She has fallen in love apparently.

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[taipeisafc]

Talking of thrush, think my 9 week old son has it on his tongue. Didn't even know that was possible.

My daughter had that when she was a bairn, I was the same. It cleared up fairly quickly when treated.

 

[Skandhaless]

That I've got the knacker on ignore.

This

 

[becs]

Talking of thrush, think my 9 week old son has it on his tongue. Didn't even know that was possible.

It's common. Watch out for the folds of skin on his neck and give them a wipe after feeding. One of mine had it and ended up with it on his neck from dribbling.

 

[Deleted member 37549]

On the boob?

If so, get them both to the Drs

I read Ramshanker's post as my 9 year old son. Then when I read yours I was thinking WTF

 

[Ramshanker]

It's common. Watch out for the folds of skin on his neck and give them a wipe after feeding. One of mine had it and ended up with it on his neck from dribbling.

Yes, the neck crease is a proper germ magnet, we've been making sure to give it a daily wipe and apply barrier cream (lesson learn after son no. 1) .
Baby has just got back from the Docs. he's got some drops to take, so fingers crossed it clears up soon. Doesn't help that both bairns are full of cold. Nightmare atm. feels like I've already put a shift in, and I've just got to work