Here's my news ....

TompsHB wrote:Liam is a lovely name Chris ... living in Ireland I know a few of them !

Boys have finally been transferred to our local hospital, so no more 80 mile round trip every day. Best news is that grandparents are allowed to visit for an hour every evening They are so tiny, so I dread to think of what they were like 3.5 weeks ago when they were born.

My daughter is driving again so she can now come and go as she pleases. Just can't wait for them to come home, but they have to get an established feeding pattern from a bottle first. I would say it will be another few weeks yet.

Thats great news Tomps that the boys are now local and you are able to visit. 80 mile round trip sounds like it must have been a real nightmare so relief all round especially for your daughter. Hope their feeding routine gets established quickly and that the next few weeks pass quickly and they are soon safely home.

this is what comes of trying to be too clever and using my phone to access t'inernet!!
Sax- see message for you!!!!

allsewnonbyhand wrote:
this is what comes of trying to be too clever and using my phone to access t'inernet!!
Sax- see message for you!!!!

Thank you so much for the tips had been looking at a friday dare
however shall compare mid week!

Castles are very dear!

Sax

saxonsiren wrote:

allsewnonbyhand wrote:
this is what comes of trying to be too clever and using my phone to access t'inernet!!
Sax- see message for you!!!!

Thank you so much for the tips had been looking at a friday dare
however shall compare mid week!

Castles are very dear!

Sax

You could always opt for the bouncy type I suppose

Lol have this image of a huge chapel bouncy castle, boing do you take this,
bounce bounce woman.Poor vicar,groom,bride be green!
Now what about if you dropped the ring be a nightmare everyone trying
to pick it up. How do you sign the certificate whilst bouncing.
lol ty you made me smile when i felt a bit low xx

Sax

My grandsons are finally out of their incubators and into cots :-)

It was rather strange seeing them in proper clothes tonight. Both continue to put on weight, Elijah is up to 4lb 13 oz and Jude is 4lb 3 oz. All we need is for them to be taking every feed from a bottle and they can come home.

That's when the fun really starts.

Brilliant news Tomps, lets hope its not too long now before they are home.

Fantastic news! One step closer to home for Elijah & Jude!

Sax

Just popping in to say that the boys finally came home from hospital last Friday. They are adorable and I am so proud of my daughter for coping so well with a stressful pregnancy and having to wait almost 6 weeks before taking them home.

Both are feeding well from a bottle and Elijah is almost 6lb and Jude is almost 5lb

I am one happy Nanna.

Oh that's marvellous news Tomps! I'm so happy for you all, non-stop cuddles all the way now.

Tomps wonderful news, thats brilliant and arent they doing well with their weight gains. So glad you can now be a hands on Nanna

New with me well joined a wonderful book club review on here! Great to have different views & all share opinions.
Due for back surgery in May & hopefully more flexible & less pain

Sax

saxonsiren wrote:Due for back surgery in May & hopefully more flexible & less pain Sax

Good luck, Sax, hope it all goes well.

Thank you Lucielle! Im in two minds re the procedure.

Sax

Shhh, very quietly, in the off-season while no one is really watching, I wanted to post a warning:

I have joined the little-knowledge- is-a-dangerous-thing brigade. .............ballroom dancing classes at an Arthur Murray studio near me; part of my recovery from the illness. Not really fit enough for the fast Latin dances I focus mostly on foxtrot, waltz and rumba. My teacher is encouraging me to do tango, both modern and Argentine. I'm dreadful at remembering the steps. The one thing that I'm good at is ........following. This is to warn you all that I'm bound to be obnoxious this autumn and I will need to be slapped down on a regular basis. Thank you.