Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
If I had a gun right now.....
Get in the queue!
Originally Posted by Baz:
Fancy wanting your daughter to become a glamour/topless model ....what an aspiration !
Cos the parent is seeing pound signs before her eyes 
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
If I had a gun right now.....
I'm taking a semi automatic to this party 
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Fancy wanting your daughter to become a glamour/topless model ....what an aspiration !
Cos the parent is seeing pound signs before her eyes
'it's what mum's do'
My mum was more inclined to say 'Get that muck off your face before you go out that door' 
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
My niece, Joanne never had her daughter be 'stereotypical' and for that I'll always thank her
Yep, she always had Maisie do what she wanted to (obviously within reason) and Maisie still knows what's right and what's wrong 
These 'mothers'........... 
Hello all; I'm feeling murderous right now!
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
'it's what mum's do'
My mum was more inclined to say 'Get that muck off your face before you go out that door'
Yes, I can certainly empathise with that comment.
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
'it's what mum's do'
My mum was more inclined to say 'Get that muck off your face before you go out that door'
PMSL!
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
These 'mothers'...........
Hello all; I'm feeling murderous right now!
Getting ready for BB then.
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
These 'mothers'...........
Hello all; I'm feeling murderous right now!
Have a cuppa or a drink
Oh the glamour of it all - and then you see the state of their homes....
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
'it's what mum's do'
My mum was more inclined to say 'Get that muck off your face before you go out that door'
Mine too 
And mine
Actually...my mam never had to say get that muck off your face before you go out the door, I didn't and never have worn make up and didn't go out much
Was I the perfect child? I dunno
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
These 'mothers'...........
Hello all; I'm feeling murderous right now!
Getting ready for BB then.
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Have a cuppa or a drink
All the above!
oh - brownie points... they've got the same dad....
Mibbee I was just a sad git 
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Actually...my mam never had to say get that muck off your face before you go out the door, I didn't and never have worn make up and didn't go out much
Was I the perfect child? I dunno
If Heineken made daughters....
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
These 'mothers'...........
Hello all; I'm feeling murderous right now!
Getting ready for BB then.
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Have a cuppa or a drink
All the above!
I had a dress like that lemon one with the smocking.....it was for parties and special occasions...I must have looked like something out of Enid Blyton
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
oh - brownie points... they've got the same dad....
I was thinking the same.
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Actually...my mam never had to say get that muck off your face before you go out the door, I didn't and never have worn make up and didn't go out much
Was I the perfect child? I dunno
If Heineken made daughters....
ROFL!!
There, now we know. The spending is hiding a deep seated psychological problem, which she is aware of and by rights should be getting treatment for it.
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Actually...my mam never had to say get that muck off your face before you go out the door, I didn't and never have worn make up and didn't go out much
Was I the perfect child? I dunno
I still don't wear make up, but I do remember sneaking out with some Max Factor and a Rimmel lippy in my teens
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
I had a dress like that lemon one with the smocking.....it was for parties and special occasions...I must have looked like something out of Enid Blyton
I seem to remember I had a 'special' dress too... I think it was pale blue but can't recall it properly
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
I had a dress like that lemon one with the smocking.....it was for parties and special occasions...I must have looked like something out of Enid Blyton
My poshest dress was from Bentalls
That was posh!......Mine came from a House of Fraser store I think....
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Actually...my mam never had to say get that muck off your face before you go out the door, I didn't and never have worn make up and didn't go out much
Was I the perfect child? I dunno
I still don't wear make up, but I do remember sneaking out with some Max Factor and a Rimmel lippy in my teens
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
There, now we know. The spending is hiding a deep seated psychological problem, which she is aware of and by rights should be getting treatment for it.
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
I had a dress like that lemon one with the smocking.....it was for parties and special occasions...I must have looked like something out of Enid Blyton
My poshest dress was from Bentalls
That was posh!......Mine came from a House of Fraser store I think....
They've expanded it haven't they ....it's much bigger than I remember ....
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
I had a dress like that lemon one with the smocking.....it was for parties and special occasions...I must have looked like something out of Enid Blyton
I seem to remember I had a 'special' dress too... I think it was pale blue but can't recall it properly
Mine was yellow, it was my favourite colour and that was the only reason I would wear it, I was a shorts and T shirt girl
FFS!! Halle! and more, her Mother!!
I realise I am in the midst of some very charming ladies on this thread and my next comment may not be met with approval, but... I really hate those head band things on babies, I think they look plain daft and don't seem to serve any purpose other than decoration.
*peers from behind the sofa*
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
I realise I am in the midst of some very charming ladies on this thread and my next comment may not be met with approval, but... I really hate those head band things on babies, I think they look plain daft and don't seem to serve any purpose other than decoration.
*peers from behind the sofa*
I have to say I agree EC
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
I had a dress like that lemon one with the smocking.....it was for parties and special occasions...I must have looked like something out of Enid Blyton
My poshest dress was from Bentalls
That was posh!......Mine came from a House of Fraser store I think....
They've expanded it haven't they ....it's much bigger than I remember ....
They have kept the facade and built a mall behind it and the store is now 3 stories high and yet the floors don't seem to be as large as the old store