*Tis Wednesday Daily chat thread 28th October 2009*

Ames

Phew, I've finally got my little unit thing built. Well nearly, the little round screw things (the ones Sammy needed for her drawer fronts) need fastening, but the electric screwdriver wont fit inside it so I need to do those by hand, and one screw just wouldn't go all the way in (oi, dirty minds you lot!) so that's sticking out a bit. I tried twice, I'll just leave it for now.

So tomorrow I can get all my OU stuff put away on it.

scaredy_cat

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

not really spud Some worrying feelings etc in my head at the moment and some not good to feel signs. Got a lot of stuff whizzing in my head but my body is tired.

Can't decide what to do - crawl under the duvet and cry, sit on the sofa and stare into space, kick a wall or pour another drink.

It's not good.

sit on the sofa with a duvet and have another drink.

things tend to work themselves out. :grouphug:

spud30

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

not really spud Some worrying feelings etc in my head at the moment and some not good to feel signs. Got a lot of stuff whizzing in my head but my body is tired.

Can't decide what to do - crawl under the duvet and cry, sit on the sofa and stare into space, kick a wall or pour another drink.

It's not good.

Doesnt sound good hun :grouphug:

Burlesque_Babe

scaredy_cat wrote: »

sit on the sofa with a duvet and have another drink.

things tend to work themselves out. :grouphug:

not sure how this can really. I'm recognising some worrying emotions in myself because I've got overly involved in something I am now taking on board and it's dragging me down and triggering feelings I don't want to lose control over. I've spent the last 24 hours either crying or being in the edge of crying.

Buffythedebtslayer

BB my love, you need another perspective on what ever it is, dealing with ANYTHING by yourself is very hard what ever it is.

TALK TO SOME ONE PLEASE. ((((((hugs))))))))

(I did pretty much the same thing this week, sis ill had lots of tests didn't say a word till it was all done - wasted all my energy worrying on my own - I should have shared!)

xxxxx

scaredy_cat

maybe you should talk to the Samaritans about it? you don't have to give your name.

Buffythedebtslayer

*Hopes she hasn't upset BB* xxxxx

Burlesque_Babe

no, not at all Buffy xx

Buffythedebtslayer

spud30 wrote: »

No, I'm sure he's right handed. Although his dad writes left handed, but does everything else right handed.

They havent rung, just sent letters. I'll ask his y6 teacher if they sent a copy of his IEP, I'm pretty certain they did.

He does have a planner that we sign each week( he lost it for a while, but has it back now ) He wouldnt mind us looking through his books. I noticed at primary, the subjects/topics that interested him had fab work/great comments but literacy was full of 'could do more' comments.

When I sent the authority slips back last week, I wrote on them to let me know if there was anything we could do to help at home (also thanking them for helping him )

I think parents evening will be early next year, maybe I should make an appointment to have a chat to his form tutor. She's lovely

Any advice you can give me to help him would be muchly appreciated. He's 11, so not quite teaching a [STRIKE]teenager[/STRIKE] old dog new tricks xx

then I would have a good look through his books see if you pick up anything, then ring the tutor and have a chat?

And I will help any way I can

xxxxxxx

Buffythedebtslayer

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

no, not at all Buffy xx

Phew xxxxx was a bit worried xxxx