Yaaaaaawn! It's the monday morning Daily Chat - Everyone Welcome!

LouiseJ

dancingfairy wrote: »

Just thought I'd pop in and say hi to everyone.:hello: Not much going on here today - just more job hunting. Have already done today's viewing for the house so just pilates later on really. Got my acceptance letter from the college - turns out it is more than they said it would be - grrrr. Just haven't bothered to give me times yet.
Hope everyone has a good day and those that haven't started so well improve.
df

I used to love going to pilates class but it changed nights to a one when I was at work. I really should dig out my Pilates DVD ball and bands and do that on a morning as it was so relaxing.

Ames

Do you have it in writing what they said it'd be? If you do then surely they should honour that price? What are you studying at college (sorry, I probably should know).

savingforarainyday

sallyx wrote: »

Hi Saving yes I have an allotment, had it since January and at the moment I am struggling to keep on top of it. Its very large and I get no help other than my own and very occasionally my mum so with a job, house and child its a challenge to get there everyday. All the same I do love spending time there and planning what to do next!

Started working with my SIL about 2-3 years ago, to start with it was quite a slog, but now we are just down to weeding and maintenance, so it is worth the struggle. I go at least once a week and work like a banshee. but I love it.

Well done 4 things off my work list. Plus seeing client. I am now going to do some bits off of the house list. Dont know what lunch will be or even if DS or his mate are even awake:eek: Inactive. eats like a horse, built like a stick insect. lol. His sister says one day he will be fat and forty and at the minute life is not fair, coz she only has to look at food and gains a stone

spud30

LouiseJ wrote: »

I wouldnt worry Spud, there is usually only Me, Sal and Buffy on there anyway:rolleyes::rotfl:

Cool, that's OK then. As long as you guys dont mind a repeated failure coming back

LouiseJ wrote: »

I was worried about my DS1 too when he went to Comp but for the other end of the scale, he was tiny and smaller than most of the girls in his year too. He is 16 and has hardly developed any muscle tone that would be expected of his age he still has to have childrens trousers while his mates are all buying cool stuff from Top Man etc

I think what I am trying to say is that we all worry about them starting comp no matter how they are.

Carl has never had a days bother I have to say even though I worried my eyes out about him.

I'm sure he'll be fine, but I guess its only natural to worry ehh

He has the most supportive, kind friends I've ever known. They got him onto the football team, even though he's clearly not the most athletic of boys and they always tell him he's done great. He got the biggest, loudest cheer when he got an award at primary school - so different from other children that people would comment on how popular he was :rolleyes:

LouiseJ

spud30 wrote: »

Cool, that's OK then. As long as you guys dont mind a repeated failure coming back



I'm sure he'll be fine, but I guess its only natural to worry ehh

He has the most supportive, kind friends I've ever known. They got him onto the football team, even though he's clearly not the most athletic of boys and they always tell him he's done great. He got the biggest, loudest cheer when he got an award at primary school - so different from other children that people would comment on how popular he was :rolleyes:

With friends like those he will be just fine Spud x

Gemmzie

LouiseJ wrote: »

Do you not have a hipflask Gemmz...........I have a one that I take Jack Daniels out in and just buy diet cokes all night;)

*thought of JD now makes me want to retch*

I need to be fighting fit for Sat night, havent been out for ages.

I really need to get one :rotfl:My parents are starting to comment on how much I've been out lately. They were bugging me before for staying in too much :rolleyes:
I admitted to my mum that a guy stayed last week Such a funny conversation but I'm glad I was honest.

spud30

LouiseJ wrote: »

With friends like those he will be just fine Spud x

I hope so hun.

sammy115

how can doing nothing be so knackering...........

dancingfairy

Ames wrote: »

Do you have it in writing what they said it'd be? If you do then surely they should honour that price? What are you studying at college (sorry, I probably should know).

It said in the brochure (hard copy and online) it was 300 tuition plus 50 pounds other costs (I think that's what it was) - got the letter and it now says 47 pounds for exam fee and 30 pounds for admin charge on top of the 300 for the tuition. They couldn't even tell me what times it was when I phoned up earlier - how am I supposed to know how long it lasts? 2 hours a week? 3? 1 1/2? ho hum. Anyway I am meant to be doing OCR bookeeping - just trying to decide if that's what I want to do. Decisions, decisions.
df

sammy115

Got to pop out to library - apparently I left my cash card (that I was using as a bookmark) in one of the books.....oops