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Right, it's got to the stage where I'm getting so many scribbly pictures

coming home from nursery with , not to mention the ones he does

at home (all are pictures of me, apparently) that I am no longer saying

" aww, lovely " and sticking them up in the kitchen, and am now instead

throwing them in the bin. Does this make me a rotten horrible Mummy?

McVeigh

Newsletter Editor & Secretary, Leighton Buzzard & District

SAHM to (AKA Tiff Toff), DOB 19/9/97

& Caitlin (AKA Cake Tin), DOB 12/1/00

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>I have designated the wooden panelling on the side of the stairs/hall their

> " gallery " (no paint to damage!)

DS2 wanted to put a particularly glittery picture up on his bedroom wall

tonight. I said he could, and immediately forgot about it. Went upstairs

at bedtime to find that he had stuck a number of pictures on his

wall............ with glue. Oh well, I never really liked his wallpaper

anyway.

Lynda

SAHM to (7), (5), Fraser (3), Callum (15/5/00)

Newsletter editor, Mid-Northumberland Branch

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Does this make me a rotten horrible Mummy?

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Yep mean & bad mummy.

I so far have four A2 plastic art folders in the attic stuffed full of

masterpieces. Goanna have to buy some more soon as they are bursting at the

seams.

Tupman

Mum to Matt 13, 10, Jonty 14 months & Phil 35

NCT Houseswap Register Coordinator

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DD2 brought home a Halloween spiders web constructed from water icing and a

marshmallow today. Only the chewiness of the black paper stopped me from

eating it!

Lesley

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Paint would make a welcome change from playdough encrusted clothes.....

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> Anyway would you like me to let paint all morning tomorrow then??

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said...Does this make me a rotten horrible Mummy?

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said....Yep mean & bad mummy.

I so far have four A2 plastic art folders in the attic stuffed full of

masterpieces. Goanna have to buy some more soon as they are bursting at the

seams.

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Note says ''In the attic'' and not on public display Wouldn't get

away with that in our house. ;-)))

Lesley

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I approached this using Triage nursing tactics.

1. Those that get put on top of the dashboard or are held at the corners the

whole way home and are put straight up on the wall. (About 3 a year if you

have a particularly artistic child)

2. Those that make it into the house and lie on top of the

microwave/fridge/porch shelf for about 8 weeks. About a tenth of these

will make it to the wall but only when you decide to clear the top of

kitchen appliances or have a rearrangement of the artist's gallery. The

remainder will be sneaked into the bin; folded in on themselves which

inexplicably reduces maternal guilt. These bursts of activity will

invariably be prompted by the threat of a visit from HV or a friend who

should have become an HV.

3. Those that find a useful life in protecting the rubber floor mats in the

car.

HTH

Fiona

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