OS Daily Friday 19th October

bargainbird

Time_to_face_the_music wrote: »

Oh my! :rotfl:

Just a normal friday night in Chez Hester:rotfl:

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hester if you go out dressed like that pray you don't get a puncture :) go girl :)
Was a miserable wet day today absolutely bucketed down so my wahing is on the airer in the conservatory ,fingers crossed it will be a dryer day tomorrow.
Joints are giving me gyp today because of the rain plus I have dreadful indigestion ??? no idea why but I did start back on Diclofenic this morning for my joints and I don't think it agrees with me so its either severe indigestion or painful joints.What a choice.
History club this afternoon and we did Queen Ann,bless her poor soul had a dreadful life.
Tonight I am going to be feet up and doing nothing but watching t.v. I think, I am hoping my joints will let me do some painting tomorrow if the weather is dry.have a good evening everyone and hugs to those who are finding life a bit eugh at the moment
Cheers JackieO xx

Butterfly_Brain

Hester you are naughty or is it lucky

Just took a photo of Boycie ..............here he is ta-da

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=463895626987005&set=a.207059489337288.50050.100000997157624&type=1&theater

Persisting down here and chilly, I have just lit the tea lights in the front room and told the kids that is the new central heating It didn't go down well :rotfl:
Dinner tonight is a nice casserole with dumplings.

Time_to_face_the_music

bargainbird wrote: »

Just a normal friday night in Chez Hester:rotfl:

I'm just jealous :rotfl:

monnagran

Hello and Goodbye.

Rev just been given a date - next Tuesday - for her pre-op assessment. Remarkable as she only saw the consultant on Monday and was expecting to wait for months for anything to happen. Full scale pandemonium here.

esmf: It's good to have a label to wave at people who tut-tut at public dispays of challenging behaviour. You will be astonished at the number of people who have an autistic member in their family.

judi: I threw a hissy fit that would have been at home in a Shakespearean tragedy over my boys hairstyles, working on the premise that it would satisfy their need to assert their independence. It worked to a point. My DS1 (who would have cut off his head if I had forbidden it) did pierce his eyebrow and put a ring through it, but speedily removed it when his GF threatened to attach the dog lead to it. Otherwise no piercings or tattoos but plenty of weird hairdos which soon grew out.

My utmost love and sympathy to all with bad backs, arms, legs etc etc. Now I have suffered I so empathise.

x

topsyturphy

Evening everyone

Not managed to post for most of the week but have been reading. Work has been okay but still not totally settled and cant put my finger on what is making me uneasy all the time. DS2 had a good week at school, yesterday in food tech he made the most gorgeous quiche, pastry was light, filling delicious. I could have eaten it all to myself, better than anything shop bought I have tasted. He struggles at school and I was so proud of him(he was proud of himself too).

os this week has been minimal, bit of washing and usual cleaning of kitchen, dw filling and emptying, nothing exciting.

Bitsy - hope you have a fantastic weekend with your dh home.
esmf - Glad you have a diagnosis, I hope you get some support. My ds2 is said to have autistic traits along with his ADhd and dyslexia, but I wouldn't change him, most adults who meet him say he is a lovely boy so I think I am doing something right along the way, from reading your posts you sound like an amazing mum who is doing a fantastic job.
LW & BB - enjoy your four legged visitors.
HH - Enjoy your evening!
Molly41((hugs))

Sorry If i have missed anyone. Hugs to anyone that needs/wants one.

Take Care