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[chouc]

Good news bilibulu for your daughter. Let’s hope she’s soon cured once and for all.

Yesterday there were also trains strikes in Belgium. Many of my colleagues worked from home.

Drielle is that true we are not far from each other? (I think we say ‘from each other’, our mentors will confirm) Where about are you living?
I am currently looking for a new place to live. We rent a flat but would like to buy. Difficult to find a compromise between price / distance from Brussels / size / quality
A garden would so nice for our girl (and her sibling soon I hope). In the meantime we are lucky there are many parcs in Brussels and we can walk to reach one of them.

Mimen how about your throat today and how is your family?

Peggy I read the good news about your last visit at the doctor, you can look ahead now

take care

 

[Drielle]

Bilulu, sometimes, it's less work to look after 2 children than 1 (I'm not talking about the sleeping one )!

Chouc, I don't live in Brussels, but not so far away compared to our French friends (I 'll send you a MP to tell where I live). It's more and more difficult to find something nice and not too expensive not far from Brussels.

Drielle

 

[briandhuet]

Mimen, see my suggestions below
my small 17-month(s??)-old baby => months
looks to feel quitte better => seems to feel better
...with the 'mouchage" => blowing
it has been relieved (tense?) => he is relieved, it is for things or animals he for your son
Today, I keeped (?) => kept

Drielle, I agree it's sometimes easier to look after several kids than one. To answer your question posted a few days ago, Tom is such an easy baby that it really is not a problem to take care of the 3. A typical Tom day is wake up, cry for milk, smile, sleep or just look around, cry for milk, smile, sleep or just look around etc etc. He almost never cries unless he is hungry, sleeps anywhere and smiles to everybody. Tuesday Eliott's teacher was on strike so I invited his 2 best friends to play. The weather was nice so the kids played outside a lot. And tonight, we babysat our neigbour's 3 daughters while the parens went to the restaurant. As my mother said "seems like you don't have enough kids". There might me some truth in this :wink:
Happy mother's day tomorrow.

 

[peggy27]

Good evening girls....

Just to say Hi and wish all of you A Happy Mother's Day!!
Midnight.. I'm going to bed... Outside, it's raining....

Briand... Tom is indeed the ideal baby!!!! You're so lucky!!

Just one point before going to bed:

A seven-month-old baby is correct.. ( without an "S")

You can either say: My son is seven months old, or seven years old....
Or: a seven-month-old baby, a seven-year-old boy.....

(Here , seven-month-old is an adjective for baby or boy... And Adjectives in English are never plural. Therefore, when an adjective contains a number and a noun, the noun associated with the number is Singular )

bye for now....
Good night...

 

[mimen]

Thank you Peggy for all the explanations...I did think (je me disais bien) that Swanie was no wrong :wink:

You can talk about the hour Peggy, I'm worse than you...Bilal have just walked up but immediatly slept again...I continue to give him the preparation which is reputed to calm down baby...for the moment, it seems to work...

Well, I try to read you all tomorrow...now I'm tired...Good night!!!