I have just been informed that I have to take The Boy out of skool later to get him weighed 
For what purpose ~ who is "telling" you you "must" do this and where do "they" want it done ~ presumably he is now too large to fit into those baby weighing scales that used to adorn the counter at Boots ~ how do they know you haven't just stood him on the bathroom scales at home (go on ~ you don't have bathroom scales if I know you
)? Does his weight have to be recorded and must you use certified accurate scales?
So many questions Nick ~ you cannot just leave us wondering.
Obviously I am weighed on every visit to outpatient clinics. No two sets of scales in the hospital give the same reading. A nurse and I had a jolly time one morning trying six different sets of scales in the various clinics (they all range along one corridor and I had to visit two of them anyway so we did it for a lark) and we came up with a range of over a kilo with no two readings the same.
