Weekly Flylady Thread 1st September 2008

TAG

pigpen wrote: »

*gets out a plate of dog biscuits to see who comes running*

Hello Pigpen :j

pigpen

Yeah.. knew that would work!! You are all SO predictable!! lol

pigpen

Triker wrote: »

You rang?:D

I did not.. but was the strange and random mobile number yours?

SarahShattered

gunsandbanjos wrote: »

Cant wait til LO is old enough to go on her own, thought it was just me who didnt want to talk to other mums:o I keep thinking i should talk to them, but i dont really want to:rolleyes: There is a BBQ for all the new parents tomorrow to get to know each other, guess who's not going:p Dont really want to stand about in the rain, making rubbish small talk with people i have nothing in common with while eating cheap meat:eek: lol, i sound like a right moan! I'm not really...

PMSL:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I thought it was just me that thought like that??? Honestly, that could be me speaking!!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I'm with you Pigpen I usually get there late, so whizz in and out again with very little contact!!!!
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

pigpen

I worked out yesterday that in 8 years time I will do my very last school run!! .. COOL!!!

froddington

pigpen wrote: »

*slices cake*

Mmmm - what sort? Can't find anything nice and unhealthy to eat in my house!!

Well I'm back and I survived the day at work - got a bit emotional when i got there and lost the plot for a few minutes but have been ok (ish) since. We got loads done in the classroom and moved it around a bit. My staff are all great and I think we'll be a good team.
Now, if only that wasn't going to be spoiled by ........ children :eek:

Hope you've all had a good day - do you think the thread will be shorter to catch up with once Valli's back at work :rolleyes: ***runs (well, walks!!) wawy quickly!!

Triker

pigpen wrote: »

I did not.. but was the strange and random mobile number yours?

Nope, you got strange folk ringing ya then?:D

Triker

Be back in a mo, got a friend stranded in Crete, off to find the contact details of the Chief Exec of the blasted insurance company who have left her and 4 children stranded. :mad:

pigpen

Triker wrote: »

Nope, you got strange folk ringing ya then?:D

Not so strange if it wasn't you!

froddington wrote: »

Mmmm - what sort? Can't find anything nice and unhealthy to eat in my house!!

Whatever you fancy.. and ice cream

Triker wrote: »

Be back in a mo, got a friend stranded in Crete, off to find the contact details of the Chief Exec of the blasted insurance company who have left her and 4 children stranded. :mad:

Buglers.. why was it not my hubby and 4 children??

Is this the friend that got to the airport 3 hours early?? lol

TAG

Mudbath wrote: »

Thanks toots,
pmsl & pigpen, I might have known you couldn't stay nice.
Tag - you've made me feel normal. I was standing in the playground today and I swear people were seeking me out to tell me stuff - I don't want to know about their 19 holidays, 92 cars, their spoilt little brats!!!! DS has just joined juniors so next week the two of them are going to meet up in the playground and start walking home. I'll then start walking late and meet them half way. Result - no yucky mummies to talk to!:D

Mudbath and GnB, having earwigged some of the conversations that have gone on in the playground and witnessed a group of mothers having a slanging match, using very colourful language, right outside the school gates. I really have no desire to mix with the 'in crowd' at all. Nor do I really want DD being invited to play with any of said
'in crowds' kids after school.

I think the worst thing I saw was a mother go storming up to her son grab him by the scruff, whack him and then give him a bo**ocking , because he had run across the road on the way to school and left his brother/sister behind. This is all in front of teachers, parents and children in the playground.:shocked: Poor lad was so upset, crying and no doubt extremley embarassed.

Unfortunately for me, DD is a very sociable little girl and I often find myself in an awkward situation. I'm dreading it when she goes back to a degree, as she's moving up from reception to a mixed class of Y1 and Y2s. Which will mean a wider variety of friends wanting to come and play:rolleyes: