Memorygirls - The Matrix Re-inspired

Buffythedebtslayer

Bitsy_Beans wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Lets be honest there's no fun in the drama of getting stuff done in time.....nooo we'd like to leave it to the last minute and wallow in the pressure

*coughs*

*goes back to essay reading*

xxx

robsmum_2

I've just won a sewing machine on EBay for £27.00:jIt does everything I want and is immaculate. That will certainly do for my upgrade and I'm going to try selling mine. Having spent all morning on line am going to go and visit my neighbour at least I can't spend any money there.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

40somethingmum

robsmum wrote: »

I've just won a sewing machine on EBay for £27.00:jIt does everything I want and is immaculate. That will certainly do for my upgrade and I'm going to try selling mine. Having spent all morning on line am going to go and visit my neighbour at least I can't spend any money there.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Ooh Well done. Thats fantastic:T

Memory_Girl

Erm???? Where did this morning go??

Done loads of writing - but need to do some Mummy stuff now too

MG

thriftyscotslass

40somethingmum wrote: »

Morning ladies

First day of school holidays and the boys are already driving me mad. Feeling a little sad and worried as DS1 left primary school yesterday and starts at new school in Sept. He has ASD so I am very worried about he will fit in at the new school. His teacher said on his school report that she thought he would be traumatised and find it very difficult:(:(.

Wishing everyone a happy day.


40SMXx

Aww sweet have a huge (((hug))).

This makes me very cross - she should be linking with the secondary school to put in place procedures to support his transition not just writing the negatives in his report.

So, deep breath, elbows out and take his report back to the primary school and speak to the head-teacher (she should still be about even tho' school has finished).

Eta: need to carry on reading before jumping in - glad to hear he is going to get some support at secondary school

thriftyscotslass

Procrastinate - I don't procrastinate just do displacement activities - lots & lots & lots of them :eek::eek:. My problem is that I don't really know what my new direction is / should be .

Memory_Girl

thriftyscotslass wrote: »

Procrastinate - I don't procrastinate just do displacement activities - lots & lots & lots of them :eek::eek:. My problem is that I don't really know what my new direction is / should be .

You me and about half the thread love - if only we could work out who we want to be when we grow up :rotfl:

WE now have a tent in the front room - and a very excited DS2

MG

tellmeitsfriday

Growl! No, I'm not doing a journal for £1.52!

robsmum_2

Memory_Girl wrote: »

lWE now have a tent in the front room - and a very excited DS2

MG

I love it. I remember those days so well and miss them. Do you think a 31 year old son wants to come and play? Or how many kids can I adopt?

Firewalker

Well, I am here again. Displacement of immense proportions going on. But...have done a mind map of the whole report and know exactly what is going where; Dragon updated and entirely tamed. All set to go - from now to eternity, it seems.

As to directions and 'should be' - I think I am going to look to zen on this one. Ride the waves of life because it doesn't have to be anything; it simply is. What is is what we do and what we do is what we believe, we think and we feel.

Reading this I probably need some rest and lunch.

FW