Placenta Praevia!

[Zed2003]

Hi Nik
Good to hear from you. I'm still laughing at how nuts I must be about considering hellping my sis, but her her baby was born end of Nov, so I'm planning on just hiding in a room with him and letting everyone run around me manically. LOL. Mind you Steve has just announced this morning thatt he's not happy about me going anywhere then and keeps trying to find things in books saying I shouldn't be travelling - aaahhhh, but they don't hee-hee. Anyway, I'm not daft to take chance after everything, so my back-up plan is to just go to Aberdeen and get Steve to help her load the van and they can then sort it all out at the other end....either that, or go into labour early and not go at all !!

Re:your dates - that's what I mean about twins being exciting - they really could came at any time now....Nik, you still there?????LOL . On'y joking. I suppose it would be nice to go a little early - before you really get fed up with being too big. Steve announced to me yesterdat that he thought my shape had really chnaged in the last week - and then said my bum looked as if it'd dropped Thanks Steve!! LOL

As for footie - our one'll be a jambo no doubt. mind you, they're in desperate need of a good striker!!!! I've told Steve he can choose Sam's coming home from hospital outfit (partly as I'm still refusing to buy anything...) and the sudden thought occured that he may be all dressed in maroon....oh well, what can a girl do???

Exciting this weekend?? Nope - spent yesterday looking for a baby/pram bag as the one that comes with the Jane prams looks too small...the weather was so crap we could do nothing else, but it seems nicer today, so might take the dog out. What about you???

Good luck with the pram hunting!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Zoex

[Tracey S]

Nik and Zoe you have turned this into a right clucky session haven't you both.
Glad you are both well - Nik will season tickets be cheaper next year if they go down and will you still go?
Still fancy a Jane but don't want one behind the other - no knowing what they might do
Take care
Love
Tracey
xxx

[Jules R]

Tracey, don't you mean WHEN Leeds go down, not if. Sorry Nikola but it doesn't look good for your boys.

I'm a big rugby fan and we used to go to the match most weekends pre-babies. But I have to say that Daniel and Charlotte didn't get to their first game until they were 13 months old so you're very ambitious Nikola! And I'm afraid we've still not taken them to see my beloved Southampton (only 10 places above Leeds) yet.

Jules

[Zed2003]

Tracey,
You're so mean - I'm not clucky. hee-hee (oh the joys of someone even suggesting that about me - never thought I'd see the day)
Can comment on English football being a Scot (ahem), but my friend took her son to his first rugby international at 6 weeks old!!!!! (and he sleep right through it )
Zoe x

[Tracey S]

Well I am a big Chelsea fan as my great grandfather was a founder member and my great Uncle played in goal.
Love rugby though and no Dagny not because of the funny shaped ball.
Infact my ET was on rugby world cup final day and still suprised I ddin't shake them out!
Love
Tracey
xxx

[Dagny]

I am a big Rugby fan and go to Twickenham a lot to see the Harlequins at their training ground. My aunt lives within spitting distance of the main grounds and it's great for parking on big match games.

I was beside myself watching the Cup Final. The poor baby in my tummy probably will never experience me being so stressed and exited while it's still in there. What a match!!!!! I so wish I had been there but being pregnant was better than any cup final for me!!

Love Dagny xx