Monday's Daily Chat 25th Jan

elfen

Ames, she did ask, but it was more I burst into tears and said what my ex was capable of that she then said I didn't have to go to the police, just get proof. My proof is Pint. Since we got together in June 2008, I've spent the majority of my time with him, be it at his or when he took me home and not to the address they have.

rictus123

Hey how is everyone tonight? Fine quick day at work, hoping for a quick week and just 11 days until payday Could see my balance go over £1k

but the money owed on my credit card is away to go up by £192.50 for a years road tax.

Really crossing everything that my van will get through its mot! Can someone tell me the minimum payment on a balance of £438 is and what it is if its £630.50? At 16.9% apr i think, what is the intrest for a month on each of the above balances?

spud30

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

Spud-you are doing an incredible job so far, don't stress.

Thanks hun. That means a lot :kisses3:

ghostmadlittlemiss wrote: »

If it's the optional ones she's struggling with, what are the compulsory ones?
Kayleigh

The compulsary ones are Maths, English Language/Lit, Science, ICT, PE and Beliefs/Values. She wants to choose to upgrade the ICT she's doing to a full GCSE, so that's one option chosen. She def wants to do Sociology so just 2 left, with 3 reserves.

becky_rtw wrote: »

Spud - she seems quite shy (just an impression) would drama be a good option to help bring her out a bit?

She's very shy, just like me. Hell would freeze over before she chooses drama, although I agree it might help her shyness.

SuzySu

Hi all

Elfen....so sorry to hear about what's happening to you. What a nasty piece of work. Hope you can get it sorted and quickly.

Sal - glad to hear you can come to Bun's party!

IA - good to see you around today (even though I've not been )

Spud - I've done this three times now and it's not an easy decision. All mine made their choices for very different reasons and certainly two of them had no idea about what they wanted to do as a career.

I would be inclined to let her choose what she will enjoy, within reason, on the basis that if she hates the subject (regardless of how 'useful' it is) she won't want to put the effort in when it comes to revising etc. I know DS thinks like this and I can understand it.

Don't worry about A levels at this stage unless she has any particular subjects in mind now, as some A levels can be taken even if they haven't done the GCSE (of course not things like sciences, maths etc).

Feel free to PM me if I can be of any help x

sammy115

:hello:

still doing assessments......

becky_rtw

Drat and double drat - shop assistant put wrong size dress into my bag *huff* now have to go back tomorrow to change it! Doh! Wanted to wear it tomorrow

beanielou

Evening peeps
Spud~If poss let her choose things she likes.
She will do better at things she likes.

Freezing here.

beanielou

Sammy~hi hun

Good news on Buns party Sal

Gah to the dress Becks.

Ames

Ugh, my eyes have gone square, I've been entering competitions for the last hour and a half. My aim was 50 a day but I've only managed 36. Might do some more later.

ghostmadlittlemiss

I'm very slowly ploughing through my research proposal for my dissertation and hoping my housemate doesn't knock on my door asking me to go out. I still can't afford it. I'll go out with her next week but I bet she won't ask then.
Kayleigh