@megs85 on myLot

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 4 Apr 08

In your personal experience would you say that men or women are more frivolous when it comes to spending money? Would you say that men and women have different attitudes towards money in general? Generally speaking I would say...

budget

4 responses

kiran1978 @kiran1978 (4134) • Australia 27 Mar 08

I think there are both advantages and disadvantages of being famous. And I seriously cannot decide whether I would want to be famous or not. Obviously the number one advantage of being...

15 responses •

1 person

megs85 I hope she can come back from all the negative publicity, I never was a huge Britney fan until recently, but I think she cops alot, and handles it well. If she's starting to fall apart at the seams, who can really blame her? Imagine being a teenager hounded...

4 Apr 08

kiran1978 @kiran1978 (4134) • Australia 27 Mar 08

I think there are both advantages and disadvantages of being famous. And I seriously cannot decide whether I would want to be famous or not. Obviously the number one advantage of being...

15 responses •

1 person

megs85 Just for the record if I HAD to be someone famous, I would want to be Britney Spears. To look like that after having two kids isnt a bad effort- I can guarantee you I don't look like that and I'm younger than she is lol. And I love her attitude. She has all...

28 Mar 08

kiran1978 @kiran1978 (4134) • Australia 27 Mar 08

I think there are both advantages and disadvantages of being famous. And I seriously cannot decide whether I would want to be famous or not. Obviously the number one advantage of being...

15 responses •

1 person

megs85 With all the things you read and hear about 'famous' people, and the fact that you can read and hear about every inch of their 'personal' lives really puts me off ever wanting to seek out fame and fortune. Heath Ledger, Anna Nicole Smith... Britney...

28 Mar 08

•

3 comments

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 28 Mar 08

There is a lot of stigma attached to mental illnesses in contemporary society. People often have a very stereotypical idea of what depressed, and those suffering from other mental health issues/ conditions, people look and act...

4 responses •

1 person

megs85 It's funny how after months and months away from here, and when i come back I find nothing at all has really changed LOL I have to be suffering from a mental illness to be here again me thinks lol ;) just kidding

28 Mar 08

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 28 Mar 08

There is a lot of stigma attached to mental illnesses in contemporary society. People often have a very stereotypical idea of what depressed, and those suffering from other mental health issues/ conditions, people look and act...

4 responses •

1 person

megs85 LMAO Unfortunately I'd have to agree...lol

28 Mar 08

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 28 Mar 08

There is a lot of stigma attached to mental illnesses in contemporary society. People often have a very stereotypical idea of what depressed, and those suffering from other mental health issues/ conditions, people look and act...

4 responses •

1 person

megs85 That's a really good point. Some people are under the impression that anyone diagnosed with a mental illness is unable to function within "normal" society, but this isn't the case. Depending on the severity of the mental illness, and with proper management...

28 Mar 08

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 28 Mar 08

There is a lot of stigma attached to mental illnesses in contemporary society. People often have a very stereotypical idea of what depressed, and those suffering from other mental health issues/ conditions, people look and act...

4 responses •

1 person

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 28 Mar 08

After reading Allison Mitchell's book "Time Managment for Manic Mums' which as well as a whole heap of practical advice for getting control of your life, getting more organised and learning how to manage time, is filled with...

sedel1027 @sedel1027 (17846) • Cupertino, California 27 Mar 08

I am thisclose to talking hubby into having a baby now as opposed to waiting 3 years. He says that if I can come up with some numbers of how much money it would cost and how that would affect our current budget as well as when we...

baby

help

list

10 responses •

4 people

megs85 With my first son who was breastfed I used the pot of boiling water to sterlise all his things, with my latest son who is 9 weeks old, I use an electric steam sterliser as he is bottle fed. Lazy as it may seem I couldnt live without it, I got so sick of...

28 Mar 08

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 23 Mar 08

My son is a miracle. When I found out I was pregnant last year, my other half and I were thrilled. A brother or sister for our eldest son Kai Douglas. At the first ultrasound we were SHOCKED when they revealed we were expecting...

23 responses •

9 people

megs85 I know what you mean... Much as we all curse technology at one time or another, th emedical advancement sthat have come about never cease to amaze me. I can't imagine how bad things could be without all the weird and wonderful technology that we are...

28 Mar 08

•

1 person

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 23 Mar 08

My son is a miracle. When I found out I was pregnant last year, my other half and I were thrilled. A brother or sister for our eldest son Kai Douglas. At the first ultrasound we were SHOCKED when they revealed we were expecting...

23 responses •

9 people

megs85 Mrslisae I never thought my hear could break so many times but as I read each and every one of the replies and hear what everyone has gone through my heart bleeds for everyone. I can't believe the strength of so many people including yourself. I can...

28 Mar 08

•

1 person

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 23 Mar 08

My son is a miracle. When I found out I was pregnant last year, my other half and I were thrilled. A brother or sister for our eldest son Kai Douglas. At the first ultrasound we were SHOCKED when they revealed we were expecting...

23 responses •

9 people

megs85 I got goosebumps when I read your story, imagining this tiny little hadn curled around a single finger. Some of the other babies in the special care unit where Jet was were as tiny as your daughter was, and I just wanted to pick them up and cuddle them....

28 Mar 08

sedel1027 @sedel1027 (17846) • Cupertino, California 27 Mar 08

I am thisclose to talking hubby into having a baby now as opposed to waiting 3 years. He says that if I can come up with some numbers of how much money it would cost and how that would affect our current budget as well as when we...

10 responses •

4 people

megs85 How wonderful! Wishing you luck. Other than all the basic essentials ie; cradel, cradle linen, cot, cot linen, change table, chest of drawers, pram, diapers/ nappies, bottles, buttle brushes, formula, nappy bag/ diaper bag, clothes, singlets, blankets,...

28 Mar 08

•

3 comments

Ambur25 @Ambur25 (1006) • United States 12 Dec 07

I am SO bored with the every-week-dinner-ideas. Burgers, tacos, spaghetti, and the dread hamburger helper! I'm looking for new dinner ideas that are INexpensive and actually have REAL ingredients! Haha What I mean is, I've found...

food

3 responses •

1 person

megs85 I actually have a runnin glist of all my 'every-week-dinners' as you refererred to them. And they get old, fast! I can completely relate. Sometimes even once amonth is too much! A few ideas you could try would be to simply experiment with the classics. For...

25 Mar 08

kezabelle @kezabelle (2974) 25 Mar 08

Ok so we all know labour isn't easy for one reason or another but we still go on to have more, how about labours that truely were traumatic do you ever get over it and go on to have more children? My first daughter the labour...

8 responses •

1 person

megs85 In all honesty I think I had relatively easy labours both times round. With my first son they had to break my waters and I was more upset about that then anything else, I couldn't handle the thought of them sticking some metal pole inside me to break...

25 Mar 08

•

1 person

lynpreety @lynboobsy11 (11343) • Philippines 24 Mar 08

Yhea It's my daily routine......... Going to the market, prepare food, cooked food, prepare the kids,cleaned the house, do the laundry, sit here in my desktop. What a tiredly day for a mom like...

19 responses •

3 people

megs85 Ah the monotony of everyday life. Yes I have to admit that 6 days out of 7 I groan when getting out of bed only because I know exactly what awaits me. A day of dirty nappies, bottles, tantrums and housework. My inspiration to keep going is all the...

24 Mar 08

•

1 comment

•

1 person

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 24 Mar 08

Whatever you want to call it time management journal, family planner, control journal etc, a home management binder is a useful tool in establishing household routines, recognising and recording goals and progress of these goals,...

home managment binder

megs85's Activity