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Myliam
30-04-2008, 01:10
Dh flew home today, straight from a 12 hour nightshift. Hes slept for 3 hours then has been up helping with the kids and washed all the dishes I didn't get to yesterday. Swept the floors and gave me a back scratch.

DD2 has cut four molars in 10 days and I've been really stressed trying to keep her temp down and keep her happy. I can't believe he actually listened to me and is helping out straight away.

Maybe the big pot of homemade pumpkin soup I had waiting for him helped.

I've whinged about him on here a few times so I just wanted to share the good bits too!
StrawberryTheMilkshake
30-04-2008, 04:21
Thats lovely!!!

I had a **** day at work yesterday and when i arrived home i was greeted at the door with flowers and chocolates.....

So then i cried more!!!

I have a good whinge too about him but its so nice when they do nice things too!!! Completely unexpected i might add!
mumkc
30-04-2008, 07:23
Awwwwww - how nice are your DH's. I have a great one too, and I make sure to tell him ALL the time. :yelclap::yelclap::yelclap::yelclap:
Myliam
30-04-2008, 22:48
Yes.:iagree:
We all know how nice it feels to be appreciated, so it's equally as nice to give that back and appreciate others in our life.

Wow, only 7 weeks to go! Good luck!
millymoo
01-05-2008, 15:49
This is a great idea for a thread to cheer us up:D

I am having a good day as I am packing this afternoon, then it`s pizza, a couple of wines, early night...then we hit the road in the morning to see DH new unit in the Blue Mts.

Normally he wouldn`t here but as we are visiting i know he will make it all clean and do some shopping so we can all relax and hopefully:valentine:
Kazamataz
02-05-2008, 20:07
Thats so beautiful, Isn't it great when you get surprised by the man in your life?
boysandme
04-05-2008, 23:03
yes :) We tend to moan about the men a wee bit lol.

How great is that! Especially after the long shift!!
Myliam
05-05-2008, 22:29
Hey Millymoo. Hope you had a great time in the mountains and your DH is settled in ok.

My DH flys out tomorrow, but he's actually remembered to get mea small mothersday gift. DD1 is hiding it somewhere in the house. And I got flowers today. 2 bunches, red roses and pink liliums. This guys on a roll, and I'm happy to go along for the ride!:smiliedance:
millymoo
06-05-2008, 12:29
Wow!! That sound awesome! Absence does make the heart grow fonder.

How long will he be gone for?

DH rang this morning and said " Hey gorgeous"

:laughing::eek: I was not sure what to say. He has never said that before.


The Blue Mts was lovely. Not sure what will happen at the end of the 3 months yet. I am not sure what we would do if they wanted us to move there:eek:

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s2/helenchand_photos/DSC02610.jpg

Looking at The 3 Sisters. It was a great day for it.

:hugs:
Myliam
07-05-2008, 01:30
Ahhhh you bring back memories of youth, and a bike ride out from Sydney with a bunch of friends. Only time I've been to the mountains but it was lovely. Locals were a bit unfriendly but that could have had something to do with the rediculous mowhawk I was sporting at the time.:laughing: Or maybe just the weird slope it had when I took my helmet off. :D
Kazamataz
07-05-2008, 09:03
Ahhhh you bring back memories of youth, and a bike ride out from Sydney with a bunch of friends. Only time I've been to the mountains but it was lovely. Locals were a bit unfriendly but that could have had something to do with the rediculous mowhawk I was sporting at the time.:laughing: Or maybe just the weird slope it had when I took my helmet off. :D

:laughing::laughing::laughing: Yes maybe it could have been the hairdo!
millymoo
07-05-2008, 20:51
:laughing::laughing:Yes maybe!! They probably get fed up with tourists though too. Echo point was packed when we were there. You had to wait to stand next to the railing for a picture of 3 sisters!!:eek:
Myliam
09-05-2008, 01:29
You just helped me think of another "good bit" to share. Your best tourist story?

Mine is when I had just quit selling encyclopedias in Melbourne (big problem was I didn't sell any :laughing:) so was stuck on the east coast with no family and no money. Scored a lift to Wollongong (?spelling) on my way to find a friend in Sydney. Whilst there I met the nicest American Tourists who bought me a train ticket the rest of the way to Sydney and a Pizza!!! It was the nicest thing and since that day 18 years ago I have tried to return the favour when ever I could by helping out travellers when appropriate.

So...What's your best tourist story?

Let's keep "sharing the good bits." :D