A Payment A Day - Part 9

angelicmary85

Eager_Elephant wrote: »

I believe spirits have the lowest calories so stick to it neat and you will be fine :rotfl:as tonic/cola/lemonade/orange juice all have too many calories

EE

Doubles are also better for you than single measures...that's because a single measure isn't exactly 1point but they round it up so a double is a 1.5points. :beer:

And you can have a mixer, just stick to diet as they're no points I think E_E is trying to get you bladdered! :rotfl:

mumofthreemonkies83

angelicmary85 wrote: »

What happened in the chippy?!

Hey Mary
Soon as we got in there im stood at the till ordering and the girls thought it would be clever to climb on the little ledge where the window is, promptly being told off by the owner.
Then they decided to help themselves to handfuls of the little forks, bickering over who had what colour ones, then they were doing cartwheels right outside and had they lost their balance would have gone right through the chippy windows, then finally knocking on the (closed) shop next door just to see if anyone was inside :mad:

Honestly my dd has been such a devil, shes not normally like that but even the stern "glare" and whispered threats have been ignored.
She never normally pushes this far but shes been an outright git- really embarrassed me numerous times.
I can honestly say shes never behaved this badly before in her life but by god shes gonna suffer for it after her friends Mum comes.

Ive a good mind to take her to my mum's to be punished :rotfl:

Mumof4 xx

mumofthreemonkies83

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

Mumof 3, wow I don't think you can shout too much, they broke the celling?

blimey I hope they are in bed now! and you have some wine or chocolate or something!

xx

Nope they slept on the sofa, they didnt even nod off till somewhere between 11 and 12 :eek:

Apparently they couldnt sleep under the cracked ceiling- it was scary :mad:
Its ok though- I was up at 6am and funnily enough so were they

Other girls Mum will be here at 12 thank heavens :rotfl:
Roll on September

Mumof4 xx

mumofthreemonkies83

sashanut wrote: »

Hi all:j
Just popping in to PAD £200 to b/a o/d please Booby

OMG Mumof4 you deffo need a sit down & some cake/chocolate/wine/voddy. Yes, they do leave home - eventually so I'm told.................still waiting for that happy day:eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

angelicmary85

mumofthreemonkies83 wrote: »

Hey Mary
Soon as we got in there im stood at the till ordering and the girls thought it would be clever to climb on the little ledge where the window is, promptly being told off by the owner.
Then they decided to help themselves to handfuls of the little forks, bickering over who had what colour ones, then they were doing cartwheels right outside and had they lost their balance would have gone right through the chippy windows, then finally knocking on the (closed) shop next door just to see if anyone was inside :mad:

Honestly my dd has been such a devil, shes not normally like that but even the stern "glare" and whispered threats have been ignored.
She never normally pushes this far but shes been an outright git- really embarrassed me numerous times.
I can honestly say shes never behaved this badly before in her life but by god shes gonna suffer for it after her friends Mum comes.

Ive a good mind to take her to my mum's to be punished :rotfl:

Mumof4 xx

Oh gawd!!

Maybe you should start being really hard on them, take away toys, gadgets, t.v;s out of their rooms etc until they learn to behave!

Saying that, there's nowt worse than a whinging wean...maybe you should just pack up and go on your jollies for a few days to get away from them...I've always fanciced a visit to the Sanctuary Spa if you care to join me?

angelicmary85

mumofthreemonkies83 wrote: »

Roll on September

Our school's go back in 10 days

*Runs away*

mumofthreemonkies83

Eager_Elephant wrote: »

Whinge all you like on here!!


ETA: Just read some more and noticed that they have nearly brought down the ceiling :eek:. Has the friend been brought up or dragged up??? I know some of my DS's friends from his old school were difficult to say the least and of course you can't really tell them off :mad:

EE

Sorry for the multiposts people, I didnt realise so many had replied, I was replyign as I went **scouts through bank accounts to find a pad for booby to make up for it**

I cant even blame her friend EE- shes not been as bad as my dd, its my dd thats encouraging it all!
Her friend did have the cheek to tell my 12 y/o off though for telling me about what they'd done to the ceiling, she apparently said to her "well you didnt have to tell your mum and dad, its not that bad- we were gonna put the bed back together when we were finished!!"
:mad:

Honestly though its my daughter being the little blighter, I think its half showing off, half boredom because of the rain and being stuck in plus no school.Not that im excusing it, shes been told shes never having a friend sleep over like ever again and shes not sleeping out either.

Punishment shall be brutal :rotfl: all ideas welcomed

Mumof4 xx

mumofthreemonkies83

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Our school's go back in 10 days

*Runs away*

**Packs house up to move to Scotland** :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

angelicmary85

mumofthreemonkies83 wrote: »

**Packs house up to move to Scotland** :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I think you should take her stuff off her, not give her any money and make her do housework until the school goes back

An you're more than welcome to move up here...we love foreigners :rotfl::rotfl:

no_problem

Hi PADs of 10p to my mAdditions tin and 1p to my NCF jar.

Total PADs of 11p