MOTH had momentary control of the remote last night & while channel surfing stumbled across that UK telly show One Born Every Minute. After watching a poor hapless Pommie woman in noisy labour attempting to deliver a very large baby, he yelled out to me ' Ya know Mills, babies should be born small & then pumped up afterwards like a footy.' Yep his form is back, along with the well deserved improvement of his crook back!
Three cheers for MOTH. You gave me my first laugh out loud moment today my friend and I'll be holding onto it as sustenance tonight as we face the torture that is the end of year primary school concert.....sigh.
Haha.....good old MOTH. He really does come out with some gems ! Our grandson was 9lb 9oz so, our daughter-in-law would be in complete agreement with MOTH. I have watched 'One Born Every Minute' a few times. It's such a good insight of how different people deal with childbirth !!!! Hope you are coping OK with the new job Mill's. XXXX
I much prefered delivering my 8 lb. girl to twins....but of course those boys of mine had paved the way with somewhat of a red carpet for their celeb of a sister. We do call her lady gaga often. pve
Life in the little village of Stirling in the hills above Adelaide in South Australia is just about as good as it gets! Enjoying a cool climate and 'hill-station' feel, Stirling is well-known for its 19th-century stone villas set on large grounds dense with roses, camellias, rhododendrons and huge old Oaks.
With 3 sons, 3 grandchildren & my work in a scientific business dominated by yes, more men, The Laurel Hedge was born out of my sheer desperation for something the boys just don't get & never will!
Quote This!
'No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it all too seriously.'
15 years of renovating was over - we'd just completed everything & were really enjoying our lovely old Victorian villa in the Eastern suburbs of Adelaide. However we'd always had a fondness for the country life & without warning we found ourselves transported by alien beings disguised as Real Estate Agents to a house on 1/2 acre of wild, rambling gardens in Stirling!
The house is circa 1972 & with all the 70's features. Open-faced brown brick walls, raked ceilings, exposed beams, split levels - totally yuk! However, it's inherent design is great & the location amazing - tucked behind a wonderful old laurel hedge in a quiet country lane in the heart of gorgeous Stirling.
Classic MOTH, indeed.
ReplyDeleteThree cheers for MOTH.
ReplyDeleteYou gave me my first laugh out loud moment today my friend and I'll be holding onto it as sustenance tonight as we face the torture that is the end of year primary school concert.....sigh.
Hi Millie,
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear the Moth is on the mend.
I am sure many other Ladies would agree with him.
Happy Thursday
Hugs
Carolyn
After producing a 9lb and 1/2oz baby myself, I concur with MOTH's suggestion.
ReplyDeleteJennifer xx
I'm so with you on that one Moth!
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You should bottle that man!
ReplyDeleteso wise, so wise..... you are one lucky lady millie xx
ReplyDeleteHaha.....good old MOTH. He really does come out with some gems ! Our grandson was 9lb 9oz so, our daughter-in-law would be in complete agreement with MOTH.
ReplyDeleteI have watched 'One Born Every Minute' a few times. It's such a good insight of how different people deal with childbirth !!!!
Hope you are coping OK with the new job Mill's. XXXX
millie
ReplyDeleteyou are married to a wise man.
xxx
I much prefered delivering my 8 lb. girl to twins....but of course those boys of mine had paved the way with somewhat of a red carpet for their celeb of a sister. We do call her lady gaga often.
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Childbirth is a natural and beautiful event, without need for drugs or epidurals...Yeah Right:-)
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