Elite 11+ Another new thread

DODO_2

MKS wrote: »

Has anyone heard from Tinyshoes lately? Hope that she and Mum are both ok.

She!s ok - just no Internet at mo!

izzy65

tricia89 wrote: »

I never even heard of it before :eek:
then again... i only just bought myself a sponge and flannel thingy the other day

I loved the Moulton Brown when qvc sold it, black pepper shower gel and a blue one whos name escapes me now, but they are a bit overpriced and now I like johnsons baby bath:D

silvercar

nat21luv wrote: »

RE: teenage sons.

Here's a thought, why don't you just leave them to it?! I know it's a bit out there but if there's wet towels on the floor so what, he'll soon start picking them up when he tries to dry himself with a cold, damp towel if his rooms a mess, leave it. Dont wash his clothes unless he's plopped it in the laundry basket, again, he'll soon learn. Harsh I know, but it's how I learnt. No, I'm not a boy but I acted like one at that age and I soon clocked on. Now I'm a clean freak and I'm quite possible even tidier than my mother, I ask her when she's going to clean her kitchen when I pop round her house....she doesn't like that

Same here. You lose them around 13-14. Eldest at 22 has started communicating again but his room is still a tip. The problem with leaving them to it is that they don't care, they will just pick up many clothes and wear them and re-use wet towels.

Mrs_Jagger

jamsponge wrote: »

My DS is 16 and still uses his floor as a floordrobe lol.

:T:rotfl: Love this - I now realise I have more than I realised - I have a bunkrobe.

izzy65 wrote: »

So sorry mrs jagger, been there, and in my case it hasn't got better infact it's worse because now his fiance stays and she's the same:eek:, god help them when they have a home of there own:rotfl::rotfl:

:eek:Uh-oh - well, I guess like attracts like!!

fairclaire wrote: »

yep and I believe teenage boys have no sense of smell. Mouldy towels, manky socks, anything with days old food on....none of it bothers them:o

So true...unless Mum drops one of course (oo how rude!!!)

lilyvhs01

afternoon everyone! happy birthday msmoneypenny hope you have a great day
just sat down, first time to catch up.
got home from work just gone midnight to find dd2, 2yrs old, wide awake with oh, and he had only put shrek on for her to watch:eek: nice calming down film, not. she finally fell asleep just after 2am.
took dd1 to school, then picked her back up at 11.30, as she is still not well
we are just going to slob out on the sofa and watch a film this afternoon, oh can get a takeaway tonight as we have a bomb sight of a kitchen, perfect excuse for me not to cook.
has any one any news regarding the little girl whos missing , dont like to put those news reports on when the young ones are around

pattylabelle

Mrs_Jagger wrote: »

Grrr: Feeling mad with my Ds aged 13.

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Mrs Jagger I could have written your post - every day is the same and shouting at mine produces no results. They make me quite ill and stressed to be honest.

I have come to the conclusion that others have. The key priority is to get them educated and just accept the other bits and do them yourself - easier in the end.

The reason why the education is most important is that they need that so that they can move into their own place and leave us in peace:)

lesleysanderson

From a womble last night. a's was cheaper but still got a voucher for 62p? :eek: I'm confused :eek:




Tesco Sainsbury's Morrisons Waitrose
+£2.78 +£2.19 +£1.02 +£1.62

cheesyball

Well since its not chucking down i'm gonna take baby up to the home i work at and show her off to residents, Catch you all later

inna

don't look forward to having a floordrobe!!! mind you another 10 years to go until i hit that stage.... thanks for the warning :rotfl:

I told my OH if it's not in a washing basket, it goes back on the shelf / wardrobe - then it's up to him if he wants to wear worn clothes :rotfl:

mymerrywidow

lilyvhs01 wrote: »

afternoon everyone! happy birthday msmoneypenny hope you have a great day
just sat down, first time to catch up.
got home from work just gone midnight to find dd2, 2yrs old, wide awake with oh, and he had only put shrek on for her to watch:eek: nice calming down film, not. she finally fell asleep just after 2am.
took dd1 to school, then picked her back up at 11.30, as she is still not well
we are just going to slob out on the sofa and watch a film this afternoon, oh can get a takeaway tonight as we have a bomb sight of a kitchen, perfect excuse for me not to cook.
has any one any news regarding the little girl whos missing , dont like to put those news reports on when the young ones are around

no news i mean she hasnt been found.