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Old Style Diary Archive June 06
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Afternoon all
Back from work and the house smells divine from the chicken I put in the SC this morning. All the veg etc is peeled and chopped so I'm just going to par boil me potatoes in a min - so quite a stress free roast tonight
DD is playing with her Sweet Streets set downstairs, DH won't get home till about 7.00pm so I'm going to plate his dinner up for him.
I didn't manage to hoover the house this morning so will tackle that whilst the roast is cooking.
Looking forward to BB tonight
Take care everyoneSquares knitted for my throw ~ 90 (yes!!! I have finally finished it :rotfl: )Squares made for my patchwork quilt ~ 80 (only the "actual" quilting to do now :rotfl:)0 -
afternoon all, :wave:
pp---- your hm pie for tea sounds yum!!
tootles--- god, your temp going up like that sounds scary! i think u will be over the worst now
hugs to all those looking after those who are poorly!!
elona-- a good cry does us good now and again!!
been back to placement today, had quite a productive day ,so its going ok!
picked ds2 up from school and he has got top of the year in maths. he is being quite coy and shy about it , but i can tell he is chuffed.!
meals today...... breakie waffles from lidl
lunch --- hot turkey/stuffing bagettee
tea-- butter basted chicken with jacket pot and salad
plans for tonight after tea have long bath before corrie and eastenders, then gonna watch x factor final and sky plus bb and watch that in bed at 10pm!!!
have a good evening everyone, :wave:
love dorry xxxxxxxxxxx'If you judge people, you have no time to love them'
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Evening everyone.
Just a quick one today, as i'm shattered. I only managed about 2 hours sleep last night as i just couldn't get comfy. I still have a bit of marking and paperwork that has to be done tonight, as i got messed around at work.
I had to go to a meeting i knew nothing about, so had to cancel my practical equipment that i had planned, and leave questions from a book. That meant my free time was then used for planning a different lesson, and preparing for the meeting. Then as the day wore on, i was too hot and bothered, and stuff just didn;t happen even though i kept trying. At least i can use the 1st lesson for tomorrow, and my week is a bit better planned.
Will just do a quick tea of leftover chilli, perhaps with waffles from the freezer.
Plan is for an earliesh night, so i will tape prison break and watch it later, and go to work in unironed clothes. What a scruff.
dorry - well done to your son.
See you tomorrow.
Michelle, xx0 -
Hi guys
The forum team have just been talking about this and asked what I thought as to be honest they're stumped. Obviously if someone disabled was offended it would be taken off straight away but the fact someone is using it to talk about themselves makes it rather difficult to judge.
We also have varying views on it. I had an analogy that may (or may not) help so I said I'd post it and see what you all think...
As you might know I have epilepsy. I've only had 5 fits so it's not at all serious (I've heard of people that have that many in a month or week) and don't consider or call myself disabled or any other synonym. That's because I've kind of stuck my head in the sand though and kid myself I'm not "disabled". In the PC strict sense of the word that's probably what I should be called.
Now, at home and at work I refer to my fits as "break-dancing" just to lighten the situation up - it helps me deal with it - but if I were to call it that on the forum there may well be people, whether they had epilepsy or not, that would be offended by that so I don't.
I think you probably know what I'm trying to say. I think while it doesn't seem to offend most people that have posted on this thread perhaps it's better just to try not to use the term simply because it does offend some people, even if they're in the minority?
As I said, you don't have to agree with me - it's just my thoughts on it...
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Brilliantly put Andrea
This is probably the best way we could sum it up and i hope you realise we find this just as difficult to call as you guys do
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Hi Andrea
Thanks for the analogy and obviously I know exactly where your coming from hun. I don't agree really, but am not a person to stumble anyone. I pm'd Martin about this and his reply made some sense;)....thanks Martin!!
For the very small minority though, I will reframe from using this term even though I havent offended another disabled person:D...and apologise to the couple of people I did offend:o
PP
xxTo repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0 -
Evening all! Managed to get up on time this morning thankfully. Really sleepy so only just managed to get ready - and not enough time to make a lunch to take so went without. It was quite quiet where I did the stall today so I didn't sell much, but hopefully a few bookings. I should really be calling them tonight. Lol, writting that made me feel terribly guilty so have made the calls ;-)
I'm looking forward to tomorrow as I have no work booked, all children are in school including DS1 who has decided to go in to do some of his GCSE study. Hopefully I can get to sleep at a sensible time tonight and have plenty of get up and go to get on tomorrow.
Hugs to all, esp PP - though the treatment sounds awfull, hopefully it will leave you feeling much better. I noticed that you were still online in the early hours and up early this morning - I don't know how you do it(and you say you had a good night!!). I struggle even when I get a good nights sleep (even with my day time 'naps'!)
I wish I could do something about this constant tiredness - I feel as though I'm old before my time (I'm 33). It was all I could do as I was driving home today to stay awake :eek:
Ah well, I've the whole day to myself to look forward to, and I'm sure that if I can get some cleaning done I'll feel much better in myself :A
TTFN
Kaz xJanuary '06 Grocery Challenge (4th - 31st) £320.Week 1 - £73.99 Week 2 £5.10 (so far)
Someone burst my bubble and I lost the plot so no idea what I spent now...Other Jan :- Petrol £20.41, Clothes £8.50, House £3.I will try to work it out.
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Evening
Had dinner a while ago and was delish. OH's mate still here and they have just gone up the shop to buy some beers (mates treat) Been looking through his paperwork/finances and really not looking good:eek: Will look in more depth tomorrow as my brain is only part functioning ATM:rotfl:
DD is up doing her HW and has put her clothes away that needed doing. She has been better today and I definitly think its hormonal....is this gonna get worse:eek:....or alot worse:eek: :eek: :eek:
Anyways best go and see if I can find some more info for him on the other boards.
Have a great evening.
PP
xxTo repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0 -
Kazonline-Thanks for your comment. Why was you up at that time..LOL? Im sorry to hear of your constant tiredness and can relate to that soooo much. PM me hun if you want a chat...Im a good listener and am only 31 myself, so understand how difficult it is. Take care hun and try and get some shut eye tonight...Hugs
PP
xxTo repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0 -
Hi all :hello:
Just a quick note to say hello. :j :j
I'm being observed tomorrow, so I've just finished tweaking my plans. The head normally just pops in, writes a couple of things down and fails to give you feedback. I've got a shed load of marking to do too, so I think I'd better get on.......... in a couple of mins!
Someone asked how my dad got to be a "Freeman of the City of London". Well, to be honest, I'm not overly sure. :rolleyes: He's a member of the Worshipful Company of Farmers (being a farmer...) and he was nominated to become a freeman. It's not a funny handshakes freeman, just one of the many companies........... Anyway, in the old days it would have entitled him to trade within the City of London. Nowadays......... erm, it means that we all get to go down to London for the day and see some of the sights.
Edited to say, look here:
http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/Corporation/leisure_heritage/freedom_of_city/ for info about the Freedom of the City of London
Ooooooh, nearly forgot to tell you that I got my bike that OH had promised me for my birthday. We went up to Rutland Water to get it, as OH had done his research and decided that the place near Oakham sold the "right" bikes. :rolleyes: His parents live in Oakham, so we popped in for a cuppa whilst the bike was being put together. His big sister turned up with her husband and their little boy (our god son). OH was doing "aeroplanes" around the garden with god son :rolleyes: Anyway, turns out that his big sister is pregnant again! Only the early stages though, so fingers crossed.
Must go and watch X-factor!
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