MSE Parents Club Part 10

tarajayne

pigpen wrote: »

I firmly believe there is something very wrong with anyone who wants to work with children!!

Ta very muchy!!! :eek::rotfl:

emlou2009 wrote: »

Is this easier peeps? :rotfl:

We're all swapping! :cool:

tarajayne

You need to watch Astro Boy BM!

Anyhow, half of Primary School is about social stuff and fitting in. A lot of what goes on here is non curriculum, and thats why they got outstanding!

csh_2

Buttonmoons wrote: »

I am sitting crying my eyes out at Bolt. What the hell is wrong with me. It's a kid movie, no-one ever dies.

Bolt was so brave *sob*

If you're crying at Bolt don't watch Up lol

Buttonmoons

We have watched UP, well OH has had it on but not paid attention. I'll know what to watch if I need a bubble.

I never used to cry at things, I get really embarrassed when I do it too. Even those child abuse adverts has me leaving the room. Hence why I rarely watch TV! Hehe.

searching_me

right workout done .. i can sit and relax now ..

becs glad you got a nicer doc and hes sorting it for you ..

you lot always make me giggle at what your kids say .. zoes been a mardy bu99er just lately so no funny quirks from her ..

just deciding whether or not to wear heels (all be it small ones) tomorrow .. :think: x

emlou2009

Susan and Feelie (and anyone else considering it), may I ask why you would prefer your LO's to be home schooled? I was badly bullied at school, my mum was in a wheelchair, my parents had split up, I wore glasses and was fat, so I didnt exactly get an easy time of it! But I still wouldnt consider home schooling Seth, and I feel that personally I would be depriving him of the interaction skills he would learn there, given that he is an only child and is likely to be until school age (AF is visiting after all this month, thank god!!) Aside from that, I would rather a teacher taught him, as I would think that once he got a bit older I would be lost on trying to teach him things like algebra and stuff, I didnt understand it at school so no way would I be able to teach it! How would you get around that?

money_maker_3

HELLO YOU LOVELY LOT

Hows tricks ?? CBA to read again tonight sorry, but really too much when I come in from work and play with the kids to be spending an hour or so reading, hope that doesnt sound rude.

I know ((hugs)) are needed for poppie and tara
Sami, sorry to hear about your friend,
And elle, I want some shortbread please

Work have told me I will almost def be in Nottingham on 22nd March for my training, although, they may still change that again :cool:
And Chris has had to deal with one grumpy baby and one hyper 7 year old today and apparently has had enough :eek:
Oh well, they have both been great for me since I came home :rotfl:

Buttonmoons

I was bullied for being fat and smelly, and having minging hair (supposedly) My mums fault though, she fed me crap food and didnt even teach me about sweaty armpits etc and I started going through puberty at 8 (hairy armpits aint kewl)

Hey em, did you get the cats insurance sorted out? I got sent all the forms etc, but they are lying on the table cause I aint even looked. My table is a state, I CBA cleaning at all.

Seriously considering hiring a cleaner, I just hate it SO much, would rather be out in the park with Keira playing with p!ss covered sticks and playing on the swings.

elle_gee

Gotta be quicker than that MM, nearly eaten it all!
Is it the location or date that might change?

Sami_Bee

Buttonmoons wrote: »

I saw her at Lidls a few month back with her marks and sparks carriers, must keep up appearences!

:rotfl::rotfl:did you ask her if she is poor too now?

I like the idea of home schooling but I'm a lazy cow who wouldn't do it properly, if I do though I'd prefer my mum to be the teacher as she is pretty much one anyway, the only stuff she would have trouble doing is the high school maths & science but I'm good at those, I've got A-levels dotcha know