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The 11+ thread; where all are welcome, but be prepared for some serious money saving!
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Evening everyone
Just catching up as had awful night last night.
Had just had bath and ready to have evening meal when DH collapsed upstairs
He had been coughing all day and could hardly breath by time got upstairs
Called ambulance and they rushed him in to A&E
4 hours of examinations and x-rays they decided it was severe chest infection. After putting OH on nebuliser and a drip for steroids they eventually discharged him just after midnight last night
what a horrid shock,sending hugs0 -
Apology accepted, perhaps a few smilies would help to prevent people taking your posts the wrong way
We will have to agree to disagree slightly though, whilst I agree that hard work and understanding will help you in exams, some people unfortunatley just aren't academic no matter how hard they work or try, it just isn't meant to be and the edge of the 1-2% can be a great deal to them.
May I ask, as you tutored your wife and DD, are you a teacher?
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I was basically saying the same as the other poster in that if everyone sits it then, as they do, then there is very little edge other than to those who really are daytime specialists with a great diet.
I'm not a teacher, no, but have a PhD in Engineering (Makes me a Dr, but not the medical kind so I didn't join celeb, Karlie et al). I really do love Maths. My Step-DD (who got the A) hated it but I took the time to show her how it can be very interesting and got her through it - she's now doing it for A-Level.
I'm not very good at exams, but this again was my point. I think that hard work will outdo memory because once you know something, you never forget it (rarely).:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I am firmly across the line. I won't impose my values on you if you keep away from mine.
Updated 14/10/14 :A0 -
streetlights wrote: »Hi everybody I hope you are all well. I lost wireless connection so haven't been able to use my computer I have no chance of catching up so I just hope you have all got lots of bargains.
:j Good to see you again!
And you haven't missed any glitches!The mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work unless it's open0 -
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Wife's friend just turned up with her wedding dvd's, all 3 of them and wants to no if we want to watch them.
Of course we do, however James Bond QOS is on itv2 +1 so maybe another time.Back to square one, no apg, no comment.0 -
Good night bed time for me0
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Hi guys. Been a bit busy with life the last couple of days.
Thanks soooooooooooooooooooooooo much to the two kind peeps who sent me a lovely pm 2 days ago. Sorry ive only just checked em
It was so sweet of you both:A:A
I managed to get a couple of good meat whoopsies tonight as well as a few groceries. Well chuffed as not dropped on cheap whoopsie meat in a while:A Every moment is a gift. That's why we call it the present.!:A
Grocery Spend Weekly Challenge (Sat-Fri):£30.50/£400 -
Good night everyone.:DN1LDA0
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