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MSE Parents Club Part 10
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Have you raised the moving around issue with the school? Whoever planned it that way probably hadn't thought through the impact it would have so it's worth speaking to them about it so they don't do it in future exams. My brother had double size exam papers (due to eyesight) and the school gave him a standard postage stamp sized exam desk until my mum requested a larger one for him.
I've never been known for keeping quiet!!!
:rotfl: Too many children, too little time!!!
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What's the buggy Sami?
An oyster local to hubby's work finishes in 10mins... I can bid, but he said if goes too high he'll just buy me a new one when he gets paid... This 1 is black and pink which is fine, but if I got a new one I'd have it in pearl so it's a bit more unisex... I can't decide whether I want to win this one cheaply or spend a packet on a new one lol...A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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My Grandma never socialised with the other people in sheltered housing because they were "old". When she had Alzheimers she was adamant she wouldn't go into a home. She only went after she broke her hip and my Grandad (then aged 84) couldn't look after her anymore. I think they told her she was staying in a hotel and she was happy but by then she was pretty bad so it was easy to get her to believe it.She insists she's not old and is absolutely fine, and moans about living in the sheltered housing because its full of mad old people!Any question, comment or opinion is not intended to be criticism of anyone else.2 Samuel 12:23 Romans 8:28 Psalm 30:5
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Krystaltips wrote: »What's the buggy Sami?
An oyster local to hubby's work finishes in 10mins... I can bid, but he said if goes too high he'll just buy me a new one when he gets paid... This 1 is black and pink which is fine, but if I got a new one I'd have it in pearl so it's a bit more unisex... I can't decide whether I want to win this one cheaply or spend a packet on a new one lol...
I'd bid and if outbid assume that fate wanted me to have a new one.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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That's the plan
4 mins...A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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My Grandma never socialised with the other people in sheltered housing because they were "old". When she had Alzheimers she was adamant she wouldn't go into a home. She only went after she broke her hip and my Grandad (then aged 84) couldn't look after her anymore. I think they told her she was staying in a hotel and she was happy but by then she was pretty bad so it was easy to get her to believe it.
They sound very similar. She doesn't socialise with anyone, or join in in the lounge area downstairs because they're all old!:beer:0 -
My Nan (87 years young) moved to retirement flats about 20 years ago after my G'dad died. She used to be very sociable but, as time has gone on, she's found it rather depressing that everybody she becomes friendly with and socialises with, eventually dies - and she's still going strong!:heartpuls Mrs Marleyboy :heartpuls
MSE: many of the benefits of a helpful family, without disadvantages like having to compete for the tv remote
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Aww shucks I didn't bid high enough... Looks like it's a new one next week...
A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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Tigsteroonie wrote: »My Nan (87 years young) moved to retirement flats about 20 years ago after my G'dad died. She used to be very sociable but, as time has gone on, she's found it rather depressing that everybody she becomes friendly with and socialises with, eventually dies - and she's still going strong!
That's a really depressing thought!
Krystal It must be fate that you need a new pearl unisex one for your next child, a son. :beer:0 -
Boots Baby Event: from today to 16th March.Any question, comment or opinion is not intended to be criticism of anyone else.2 Samuel 12:23 Romans 8:28 Psalm 30:5
"To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die"0
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