Not everyone's reason, but mine😊 The freezer is full of tomato sauces; punnets have been left outside and taken and I've had enough! Two tomato plants have gone on the compost heap and two have been pruned until they're nearly bald (they're not long for this world either) - 🎶and I'm fee-eel-in good da da da da da da🎶
Thanks everybody. I think for the new mum, apart from a healthy new baby, the main RTBC will be the end of the illness. She actually weighed less toward the end of the pregnancy than she did before it, and was constantly totally exhausted. She couldn't even have a shower without her husband being there in case she passed out.
I don't know the official term, but she effectively had 'morning sickness' all day every day from the beginning of the pregnancy to the end.
That's a really horrible illness KT53, I forget the name of it as well, the Duchess of Cambridge had it. My son's friend's wife was so ill, as you say, during her first pregnancy that she had to be hospitalised for nearly 9 months for 2nd one.
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The freezer is full of tomato sauces; punnets have been left outside and taken and I've had enough! Two tomato plants have gone on the compost heap and two have been pruned until they're nearly bald (they're not long for this world either) -
🎶and I'm fee-eel-in good da da da da da da🎶
We're catching up with Star Trek technology.
I became a Great Great Uncle this year.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Still, glad mum and babe are now doing well.