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Went past a school yesterday afternoon and all the Mum's were waiting. I thought ' Crikey, there's a lot of teenage Mums here'. Then I realised that they weren't teenage they were ordinary age to be Mums. It's like all those school children you see dressed up as police officers.

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Two words entered my mind - mutton and lamb - and i dont mean tonights dinner :lol: while I dont dress in crimplene yet and do shop at new Look etc I buy stuff i can safely get away with and embarrass kids :whistle: One of our mums apparently has had botox - i keep staring to see if I can tell where :shameonu: Personally she has this mane of hair which would take yrs off her if she had a good trim - very long hiar unless very well kept and it aint adds yrs to you - meow - I am being catty :shameonu:

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Alis girls wrote

very long hiar unless very well kept and it aint adds yrs to you

 

Oh dear - that is me :oops: 45 yrs old, looking very middle aged and overweight and with hair down to my waist :anxious: I know it doesn't do anything for me but find it easy to look after as I just wash, brush and tie it up. Very lazy.

 

I was at a friends a few weeks ago and her teenage son (17/18) came home. I hadn't seen him for a while and he has become a real looker - tall, dark, handsome... Now I find that terrifying - that I could find a friends SON attractive! Not as terrifyng as he would find me thinking him attractive of course :lol:

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I must admit it is weird having young people doing jobs I don't remember it when i was younger. Saying that I'll be a qualified teacher (hopefully) when I'm 22 the scary thing is I took a gap year! We had a class each for 6 weeks in March and i felt embarressed when they asked me my age they were only like 12 years younger than me!

 

To be fair thought I prefer the younger doctors and nurses...young pilots scare me though!

 

The worst thing is the 40 odd parents that wear clothes that are too young for me!

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Some of my ES's friends are lovely - one has a gorgeus smile, another is a flatterer which works well with moi. My son is lovely - tall but is at the awkawrd brace and mild acne stage - but i know I think, am I looking at these lovely boys - all muscley and not a overwieght one. :oops: Hot flush coming on. I do find my hair when past my neck ages me - at present it meck length - and I have the frizz too. Lorraine Chase and Jerry Hall manage long hair well and yes they have money. But a girl can dream - i would never ever do anything about persuing a younger man - I am too fond of my old boy OH in other words - he'll do for me ta :lol:

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I could never teach secondary school they would always be taller than me!

 

My daughter is 12 and is very nearly taller than me, but then most people are. :roll:

 

Small but perfectly formed eh Clare :D ......and don't forget good things come in little packages............. :wink:

 

Having said that, some of DS's friends are as tall as me & not a lot taller than DS...I didn't think I was particularly small at 5ft 7 :? .....and DS takes great pleasure in announcing I have smaller feet than him & I can wear some of his jackets etc...snuggly, but I can get them on :wink:

 

Sha x

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Alis girls wrote
very long hiar unless very well kept and it aint adds yrs to you

 

Oh dear - that is me :oops: 45 yrs old, looking very middle aged and overweight and with hair down to my waist :anxious: I know it doesn't do anything for me but find it easy to look after as I just wash, brush and tie it up. Very lazy.

 

 

 

Me too Alis Girls! I have very long hair and I'm in my 5th decade but hey, I'd be a boring slightly squidge middle aged mother of three if I didn't have my belisha beacon orange frizz-wig to set me apart!! :lol::lol:

 

Try actually BEING one of those jobs - I'm a copper, the Chief Constable is about 14, the policemen and women are 12, there are officers coming through now who weren't born when I left college!!! :shock::shock:

(some of them I'm old enough to be their Mum :oops::oops: )

 

BeckyBoo

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I dont like being old enough to being someones mum even though I am a mum. I do baby imms at work and the first babes I ever injected are 5 onwards - I feel sooo old. The mind is saying "lets party" the body "forget it hon " creak creak.

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I had Rosie when I was 35, so I am the oldest mum in her class (as she's fond of reminding me :roll: ). All of my contemporaries have children in their 20s now.

 

....I was always the youngest Mum - and now I have people who think my grandchildren are my children........I don't mind :wink:

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I had Rosie when I was 35, so I am the oldest mum in her class (as she's fond of reminding me :roll: ). All of my contemporaries have children in their 20s now.

 

The other way around

I'm one of the younger mums at school and I have two children (three in sept).Ds2 is in reception and I'm definitely one of the youngest two parents. I think more people are having children later on generally (except the other extreme of teenage parents)

 

That said, why are all these tweenagers not being stopped from driving?

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