He'll go far, that lad

[tonicha]

My youngest grandson, that is

Julia took him to "see" his new brother, on her last scan. He's really excited, can't wait

But, he said, I'm going to make the most of being the baby of the family until he's born

[Kaz]

I wonder where he gets that sense of humour?

I meant to ask Ton, how many weeks is J now, only you mentioned yesterday that she is still breech I'm sure the baby will turn in time, but tell her to keep as chilled out as poss (stressed mums have more breeches) and there is an exercise I can tell you about if necessary, that helps turn them

[tonicha]

Not due until 6 September Kaz, so plenty of time. She's going to excercises every Saturday.

She's completely chilled about it all - that's my girl - and finishes work at the end of this month. She had the offer of carrying on working, but in central London, so decided to take redundancy and finishes at the end of this month.

She's got a hefty wack of money coming, as she was with Amazon for over 11 years and isn't worried about looking for work until next year.

Gawd knows where she got her savvy head from or Oliver his level headedness - might be his dad, who reallt is a lovely lad - well, 40 is a lad to me

Every time we speak, we come up with the most daftest name we can come up with - poor lad is going to Algernon Montecue Wilberfoce Malcolm - I forget the rest

[Kaz]

Oh blimey yes, heaps of time yet

Oliver sounds lovely

[tonicha]

He might be Kaz, but every time Julia and I skype, he runs a mile I sometimes get a "hello granny" or a "bye granny"

[Kaz]

[cruiser2]

Every time we speak, we come up with the most daftest name we can come up with - poor lad is going to Algernon Montecue Wilberfoce Malcolm - I forget the rest [/quote]

Heard an unusual name last week--Atique. The man had to spell it three times to make sure I had it correctly