Bendy child!!!
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Bendy child!!!
We have just realised that MsA2 is doubled jointed on her arms! Quite weird to look at. Does this mean anything we should be concerned about? She can bend her arms backwards at quite a bend, doesnt hurt her of course but still looking at her arm inside out is well, hmmm, interesting... It happens when she just opens her arms wide and they just well keep going backwards. I had double jointed thumbs as a child and found it fun.
"I really love you" she said. "Is that the champagne talking" he asked. "No" she laughed. "That's me talking to the champagne"
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As long as the boys don't find out when she is 16 you will be fine
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"I really love you" she said. "Is that the champagne talking" he asked. "No" she laughed. "That's me talking to the champagne"
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Deos it mean that she is dislocating her arm in order for it to going backwards?
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Nope it just bends right back at the elbow! Her handbag slid off her arm this morning!
"I really love you" she said. "Is that the champagne talking" he asked. "No" she laughed. "That's me talking to the champagne"
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Aliya - only because my sister is very double jointed and has very little muscle tension (read that as almost zero) i'd consider bringing her to a physio / doctor.
My sister is totally fine but found sports quite challenging mainly as she'd fall down a lot as somehow her bendiness messed up her coordination some.
It might just be worth getting it looked out, see if other joints are affected to that extent and maybe if some strengthening exercises can be done to support the bendy joints.
Is she floppy too or just double jointed ?
My sister is totally fine but found sports quite challenging mainly as she'd fall down a lot as somehow her bendiness messed up her coordination some.
It might just be worth getting it looked out, see if other joints are affected to that extent and maybe if some strengthening exercises can be done to support the bendy joints.
Is she floppy too or just double jointed ?
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Thanks Choc, funny you say that I was just thinking along those lines. Her muscles seem fine, she has been walking and running since right on 1 year and can hold stuff but my flatmate is an OT and she is going to assess her this weekend as a formal assessment.
She isnt floppy at all, lots of muscle tone but just double jointed in her arms which we have just noticed. Because we have just noticed it we are not sure if it was always there but more obvious with the more things she can do now or something new which is a worry. She is due for some jabs so will ask the paed to look at her as well.
She isnt floppy at all, lots of muscle tone but just double jointed in her arms which we have just noticed. Because we have just noticed it we are not sure if it was always there but more obvious with the more things she can do now or something new which is a worry. She is due for some jabs so will ask the paed to look at her as well.
"I really love you" she said. "Is that the champagne talking" he asked. "No" she laughed. "That's me talking to the champagne"
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How long can champagne stay if refridgerated? I have had a couple of bottles of good champagne that have been hanging around in the fridge since 2000. Do you think this is still good or should I just toss it?
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Such a strange first post in such a strange place, but I can't see much else wrong with it.
Yes, it should be OK, supposedly if you keep it on it's side rather than stood up it'll keep the cork wet, but it's not that long.
Go for it. If you need help checking, just ask.
Yes, it should be OK, supposedly if you keep it on it's side rather than stood up it'll keep the cork wet, but it's not that long.
Go for it. If you need help checking, just ask.
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You've left bottles of chilled Champagne untouched for ten years.
Jesus, I'd be impressed with myself if they made it to ten days. Just what kind of occasion are you waiting for and at this point, do you feel it is ever going to arise?
Drink the damn stuff and be happy!
Jesus, I'd be impressed with myself if they made it to ten days. Just what kind of occasion are you waiting for and at this point, do you feel it is ever going to arise?
Drink the damn stuff and be happy!
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Interesting that a spammer found Aliya in connection with champagne.......
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tee hee
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I'm still upset about opening that bottle of Vintage Veuve (that we found in the cupboard when we moved house here) and discovering it was off.
(Actually Daff discovered it was off - and I can report that she's a spitter.)
(Actually Daff discovered it was off - and I can report that she's a spitter.)
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ohhh got some vintage reserve moet mid last year for special occassion. we finally drank the bottle shared over christmas, to die for!!!
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Must say, many of the wineries visitid in the Hunter valley seem to now make a "reserve" which is 3-4 years aged. They didn't 7 years ago. Very nice on many of them. Not all wine is "drink now".
Time to get a 2nd wine fridge methinks....
Time to get a 2nd wine fridge methinks....
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oo er. did I mention I bought a slightly retro cocktail cabinet couple weeks agao. bit cheesy style wise, but I just love it, has glass internals on top shelf, crystal glass wear looks brilliant against the freshly windexed glass. And it holds all my booze and a case and half of wine. so much more organised having a form of booze storage.
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We've no room for our wine fridge, so it's in the storage cage in the car park.
Well we had no room for it until I had a brainwave - going to see if we can convert the TV cabinet
Well we had no room for it until I had a brainwave - going to see if we can convert the TV cabinet
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should be able to take out an internal shelf - if it's the one I think that's pretty massive!
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Sure is. So big it's not going anywhere fast.
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No secrets around here, eh?Kooky wrote:I'm still upset about opening that bottle of Vintage Veuve (that we found in the cupboard when we moved house here) and discovering it was off.
(Actually Daff discovered it was off - and I can report that she's a spitter.)
But seriously, it was rancid. Next bottle was better though!
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Talking about wine, MsA1 polished off a glass of white wine (mine) last Sunday, got off her face and had to go to preschool with a hangover
"I really love you" she said. "Is that the champagne talking" he asked. "No" she laughed. "That's me talking to the champagne"
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am happy to report that ou new place comes with a built in wine fridge, so we now have two to fill and empty on a regular basis, as we are still happily using the one i bought off Big Merv back in 2003...
we also have running water... down the walls inside the house, but that's another story.
we also have running water... down the walls inside the house, but that's another story.