How to deal with tearful parents?
Jul 1st 2007, 12:11 am
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Re: How to deal with tearful parents?
OMG I haven't been able to pluck up the courage to tell mine yet!
Jul 1st 2007, 12:26 am
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Re: How to deal with tearful parents?
when you going?
that's a bit like when we had our second child..... telling MIL that I was pregnant kept being put off we would arrange to see her and she would cancel, the time never seemed right and in the end it was Ian phoning her saying
mum you've got another grandson!
that's a bit like when we had our second child..... telling MIL that I was pregnant kept being put off we would arrange to see her and she would cancel, the time never seemed right and in the end it was Ian phoning her saying
mum you've got another grandson!
Jul 2nd 2007, 4:44 am
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Re: How to deal with tearful parents?
Umm, I hope it doesn't get that far with us...i'm picturing the call. Hello Mum! Guess what, we live in Australia now, sorry won't be there for Christmas!
Our flights not booked yet, waiting for the dog import licence to come through so we know when we can send her. Hoping around September, if we can get kennels booked.
Our flights not booked yet, waiting for the dog import licence to come through so we know when we can send her. Hoping around September, if we can get kennels booked.
Jul 2nd 2007, 5:27 am
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Re: How to deal with tearful parents?
Went with my mum to the solicitors today so that she could get her statutory declaration witnessed for my spouse visa, and she started crying in the solicitors office 
