MSE Parents Club Part 13

SugarSpun

BeenieCat wrote: »

Nice one 3, obviously all the threads etc will be staying put until the cheque has cleared, of course

I don't see why she should remove them - so long as no new ones are posted she'd be abiding by their request to "stop the smear campaign"

Fantastic result, 3.

workinmummy

3onitsway wrote: »

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Trading standards have just called me and told me american guy is sending me a cheque for £1200 today on condition I stop the smear campaign.

:T:T:T:T Yay 3

And big congratulations to MOTM and Lucy.

Also Susan, I also think I have been lapse in congratulating you. I read when i could last week, but didn't post. So Yay and congratulations to you and your family. :D

Buttonmoons

Woohoo 3

Will read back soon, have to get her to nursery and we aint even dressed. OOPS!

SugarSpun

:mad: Also, I am currently missing my office weekly meeting because the trams aren't running, and I have a legal German document to make sense of, it's a power of attorney for my lawyer to act on my behalf to recover my deposit from my former landlord. And my baby is refusing to not be on my lap, but when on my lap she won't play with the beads I obligingly put round her neck but keeps typing in my important documents

:mad: it is just as well I love her

3onitsway

SugarSpun wrote: »

<snip> it's a power of attorney for my lawyer to act on my behalf to recover my deposit from my former landlord. <snip>

Now that my problems are sorted, do you want us to start on your former landlord? :rotfl:

Or should we all gang up on Beenies housing people?

Sami_Bee

3onitsway wrote: »

I only spotted that this morning, and did wonder.

Trading standards have just called me and told me american guy is sending me a cheque for £1200 today on condition I stop the smear campaign.

:j:j:j:j:T:T:T About bl00dy time!!

Bruno - do you have a spare duvet you can put next to E's bed? a single duvet folded in half is just the right size to go along side a toddler bed Chris is always waking up in the night and falling out of bed, the worst is when he's slept on his arm funny and its gone 'dead'.
I don't know what it is with my children but both of them would prefer to sleep on a hard floor than in bed - weirdos!

redmel1621

3 - That is FANTASTIC news...well done to you and everybody who helped:D

xx

SugarSpun

No, 3, I'm happy to let my lawyer (powered by our renters' union) to chase down my landlord. Let's get to Beenie's HO instead. I think a meeting with her MP and perhaps one of those horrible women's magazines is in order.

3onitsway

SugarSpun wrote: »

No, 3, I'm happy to let my lawyer (powered by our renters' union) to chase down my landlord. Let's get to Beenie's HO instead. I think a meeting with her MP and perhaps one of those horrible women's magazines is in order.

Oh how funny if Beenie arranged for the stoooopid housing people to come out for a meeting, and we were all there sitting in Beenies living room ready for them. :rotfl:


Now I need ideas of somewhere beautiful and peaceful for us to go to for half term week in October. We have approx. £1200 to spend.

SugarSpun

3 I found this while researching the other day, but it might be worth asking on one (or thirty ) of the autism pages you joined on FB to see if anyone has recommendations for similar in the UK.