**Daily Chat 23/6/09** All Welcome!

scorgeous

Toto wrote: »

My week just gets better and better.

I've just had a visit from Amber's social worker, someone has complained about her, well rather about me. They have said that Amber is wandering around the streets on her own all the time. They think I throw her out of the house at the weekends from morning until night.

Abs does escape sometimes and I have asked for help with that., She also likes to go and play with the other children on the green out the back of the house, which is surrounded by houses, so is safe and I have a clear view of her all the time.

I try so bloody hard to give that little girl the best life I can, but it's never enough is it.

Maybe social services should concentrate on children who really are in need of help and will therefore avoid another baby P situation!!!!! Sorry, rant over

Toto

I've just updated the blog, it needed doing anyway.

pepe2008

scorgeous wrote: »

Maybe social services should concentrate on children who really are in need of help and will therefore avoid another baby P situation!!!!! Sorry, rant over

maybe they should only allow PARENTS to become Social Services Caseworkers dealing with Child issues

pepe2008

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

I remember the pre-Newbury bypass traffic. God, getting through Newbury in the early evening was awful It just took forever, me and my ex used to occasionally go to the races there.

I used to give up and go into the chip-shop just off the roundabout at the top of the hill on the Southern end of the town:D, then sit in the traffic towards Oxford all smug with a large portion in my lap:p:rolleyes:

Ames

Toto, sounds like that neighbour would have a problem living next to anyone with kids. Are they the type that never had any themselves, or whose kids couldn't wait to get away from them? I don't really know you but from what you've posted on here the last few days you're a great mum in difficult circumstances. Oh for the old days when neighbour actually helped each other instead of being all out for themselves.

Tirlittan, enjoy Glasto, I wanted to go but got confused with the ticket system. My sister's just sweet talked dad into letting us get a ticket for Leeds festival on his credit card, so I'm going there again. I've got my half of the money saved, but couldn't afford her half. Hopefully the weather'll be good for you!

BB, really hope your grandparents are ok. Hospital timings remind me of the line from Pirates of the Caribbean, they're more 'guidelines' than actual times.

Ames

Toto wrote: »

I've just updated the blog, it needed doing anyway.

Where is your blog? If you don't mind me reading it.

pepe2008

tirlittan wrote: »

Thanks. Only second time I'm going, but wellies will definitely come with me. Didn't have much use for them last year, but I do think they got a bit muddy.

I think Geoffrey Gurumal Thingy Wossname ( the Aboriginal guy ) is there this year.....dont miss him, brilliant!

Wish I was going, still I've www.bugjam.co.uk to play at:T

becky_rtw

Although in good news - they've done studies recently and dealys of up to 48 hours wait for hip fractures doesnt lead to increased risk of mortality - although it does lead to increased risk of minor complication (which isnt surprising recently)...

(study done in Canada but on lots of patients so should be reasonably reliable )

tirlittan

There's always loads at Glasto and the ones you really want to see are all at the same time...:o

Well, I need to go home and start packing!!!

Have a good evening all!

Burlesque_Babe

My nanna will have her op. tomorrow. Mum just sent me a text.