The Compers Inn - Part 13

Mamzie

We used the blackboard paint to paint chalk squares at school...

I can't find it anywhere princess, and dh says I am imagining buying it now.. kinda wondering myself asI've looked all my normal places.

Jenni, the homemade versions are sooo simple to do and you can taylor them for your own child. When I was practicing counting with ds, I made some out of dinosaur wrapping paper. You can make them for shapes, colours, numbers, animals, anything really.

princessmoneysaver

Well it's not in the drawer where a lot of the other chargers/kitchen rubbish is kept so presuming it might be under stairs. I remember charging it when we first got it but it hasn't needed charging again since so not sure if I put it back in box & dumped it under stairs with rest of stuff we need to keep but have no room for LOL

Snidely

Wooooooohoooooooo The Mighty Whites draw level. Clint Dempseyyyyyyyyyyy

princessmoneysaver

watters01 wrote: »

We just bought a little tin of bright pink -think it was about a fiver and one of those sample sized pots to do a boarder - about a quid from B%Q - Had loads off different colours from silver to bright flourescent green - every colour that you would imagine really
I have to agree with your DH wouldnt have done it in black !

Or is it the whole "drawng on walls" that he said no to -lol

He did them a gorgeous pink room, even the ceiling is pink - the TV, lamp, blind EVERYTHING & he wants it kept like that so won't have any 'chalkboard' type thing up incase it encourages writing in other places ITMS xx

jenniwren12

Its so lovely that we have such great children and can marvel at their learning - what I want to know is....
If my 3 (and a half - I always have to put the half in, he insists!!) year old can write his name and put his own shoes on etc, why oh why oh why can't my OH who is 39 (and a half!! birthday day after DS!:rotfl:) cannot, will not, has not, learnt how to pick his dirty socks & pants off the floor and put them in the washing basket!!:mad:

:rotfl:

Snidely

Another goal for the Mighty Whites Bobby ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ:j:j:j:j:j:j:j

Nicky63

grannysmither wrote: »

Aww thats awful nicky - bet he was devastated!

He really was, for a while, til he realised he could eat as much food as he liked, get taken to the fun fair on the seafront and then eat some more lol, I think I was more gutted (and flippen annoyed at the mothers) than he was in the end

princessmoneysaver

jenniwren I tell my DH I am not his Mother so if he wants someone to do it for him ask Mummy - or shall I call Mummy for you???? Works everytime LOL

cathyj

Hiya all,

well trying to organise mothers day pamper night for the school - nightmare

Then tried to print 4000 raffle tickets and printer has broke down!!!!!!!!

aaaaahhhhh

Nicky63

Incidently, my DS was in the first ever year of SAT's and being such a baby in the school year I was called into school and told not to expect to much and not to worry etc etc, He ended up being 3rd in the whole year!!! :rotfl::rotfl: