MSE Parents Club Part 11

searching_me

hi everyone had a busy day .. hd my driving lesson this morning and sodded up royally .. then work called me to do extra few hours so jumped at the chance (oh and glam believe me im not happy but part time supervisiors are not allowed in my store END! and have been told so time and again despite arguing it) .. extra £25 or so in extra in the bank next month .. didnt eat til about 6pm ish (hadnt eaten all day) did a workout and then remember i had a small bag of thorntons in my bag so enjoyed them (havent come over 1500cals still so happy) ... now now off to do cover letters and such to hand out tomorrow as poundland and lush are looking for part time or weekend staff maybe look at some night work .. jayden made me feel bad as when i left for work hes shuck his head and cried alittle .. well at least he'll have a great 1st birthday thats all that matters .. will be busy tomorrow as im off to buy his birthday present job hunt and if work calls i shall be going in again ...

((hugs)) to always ... sami hope you've managed to sort out TC ... i see kian teeth are really sprouting jillie ... havent caught up properly as im of to make a cuppa on get on with it ..

catch you later if you're still on when i get back x

tiamai_d

Searching, my last 4 lessons were spectacularly bad, my instructor hinted that I should postpone my test, but I passed anyway. My first successful reverse round a corner was on my test!

jillie1974

omg have had the most horrendous indigestion....

had to send sister on an emergemcy dash to Asda to get some tablets. seems to be easing off now.

Dh is on the train back form London. Should be here by 11pm. wants to wake Kian up as he's really missed him.

kian is chomping like mad on the right of his gums. must be another one on the way.

tarajayne

SusanC wrote: »

That's good. Alice loves stickers.

I like the biscuits!

I joined the Bone Marrow register a few years back, but it seems rare to match anyone.

3onitsway

SusanC wrote: »

I hope it's okay to take your child with you though - maybe I should check that.

I took L with me last time, and she loved it. But she's a bit strange that she loves blood/needles, anything vile really!

After they took the needle out, covered with a cotton wool ball, she asked for a look at the hole. I didn't realise it'd still be pumping/squirting out! :eek:

I love that so many of you and/or children have received blood. (Obviously not happy that you've needed it iykwim!). But it's nice to know real people who've benefited.


I had a major crisis earlier.
I've got my speed awareness driving course tomorrow, and dug out the letter which told me I MUST take both parts of my license, or I won't be able to take part and will have to re-book/pay again. I couldn't find my paper bit anywhere. I'd put it somewhere safe.

Whilst looking for it, I found an envelope containing £6 that J had hidden from me a couple of months ago :T, and the replacement straps for V's garden swing which I couldn't find at the weekend. :T

I eventually found it, in the little plastic wallet behind OH's.

I've got to be there at 8am :eek: so i'm trying to get as much stuff as possible organised for OH in the morning. He's never done a morning on his own. :rotfl:

SusanC_2

tarajayne wrote: »

I joined the Bone Marrow register a few years back, but it seems rare to match anyone.

Am I right in thinking you have to have given blood to be on the bone marrow register?

Buttonmoons

Becles wrote: »

For anyone unsure about voting for David Cameron, this website might help: http://www.mydavidcameron.com

:rotfl:

I am :rotfl: at those pics.

I think the "I haven't voted Torys because I'm Scottish" actually sums up every Scottish persons opinion on them (Except my friend Alex who actively campaigns for them - and on that note, I'm away to spam his FB with the pics from that website)

tarajayne

SusanC wrote: »

Am I right in thinking you have to have given blood to be on the bone marrow register?

I think so, I asked as I was donating so they took an extra bit and I filled in a form. X

BeenieCat

Claire_Jones wrote: »

my next one isn't until 13th May which will be the day before Reece's 1st birthday!

That's a good day for a birthday IMO

Glamazon

searching_me wrote: »

(oh and glam believe me im not happy but part time supervisiors are not allowed in my store END! and have been told so time and again despite arguing it)

But didn't you say you would be happy to work full time if you could get it? Doing all the stuff I mentioned before would make you a prime candidate to move into a full-time job either doing what you are now or as a supervisor.

Even if there's no obvious reward at the end of the tunnel you should still try to better yourself in your own job. Learning new skills will make you more confident and knowledgeable for when you go for any other job plus you'd get an excellent reference.

I know I'm probably harping on a bit but you should you want to get on in life so I'm trying to think of ways you can do it without going to college