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Alchemausterity
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Indeed. We have finished the penultimate week. Just one more to go. Why is it, though, that the last week of term is always the busiest week in school?
Yup:
Whole school data prep
Pupil progress conversations
Book scruntinies/ monitoring
End of term assemblies
Hand over discussions for my class to their new teacher
Receive hand over discussions about my new class from their current teacher
Move classrooms
And we've not had a lesson obs this half term......Mortgage outstanding: [STRIKE]£47,750 (August 2014)[/STRIKE] [STRIKE][/STRIKE]£46,950 (Nov 14)[STRIKE][/STRIKE] £44,900 (June 2015)
Student loan: Paid off June 2015 - 10 years & 2months.0 -
Gate person was a no show. Did spend £115 in Mr S though...0
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WishIwasstill25 wrote: »Yup:
Whole school data prep
Pupil progress conversations
Book scruntinies/ monitoring
End of term assemblies
Hand over discussions for my class to their new teacher
Receive hand over discussions about my new class from their current teacher
Move classrooms
And we've not had a lesson obs this half term......
You get a new class at Easter??
Good luck with the final week anyway.
Starting again 13/4/19Home loan 1: £21,102.50 Home loan 2: £7,698.99Total owed: £28,801.49
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Two lots of soup made. Snooze decluttered.
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You get a new class at Easter??
Good luck with the final week anyway.
I do this year, not ideal, but has to be done due to staffing, sad to be leaving my children though.
What soup did you make Ali? I'm getting a bit bored of slimming world free soup, so other ideas would be good.
WishMortgage outstanding: [STRIKE]£47,750 (August 2014)[/STRIKE] [STRIKE][/STRIKE]£46,950 (Nov 14)[STRIKE][/STRIKE] £44,900 (June 2015)
Student loan: Paid off June 2015 - 10 years & 2months.0 -
Tomato - onion, garlic, carrots, passata and marmite. Mushroom - onion, garlic, mushroom, fresh thyme, wine, marmite and tomato puree.0
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Beautiful lap dog
Tilly x x2004 £387k 29 years - MF March 2033:eek:
2011 £309k 10 years - MF March 2021.
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Alchemilla wrote: »Tomato - onion, garlic, carrots, passata and marmite. Mushroom - onion, garlic, mushroom, fresh thyme, wine, marmite and tomato puree.
Wish heads off to the kitchen, they sound yummy.....
Thank you.Mortgage outstanding: [STRIKE]£47,750 (August 2014)[/STRIKE] [STRIKE][/STRIKE]£46,950 (Nov 14)[STRIKE][/STRIKE] £44,900 (June 2015)
Student loan: Paid off June 2015 - 10 years & 2months.0 -
Puppy!
Save me some moussaka, om nom nom 0 -
Thank you Tilly. She disgraced herself today at family lunch for nine in honour of DS' s third birthday by taking flying leaps into the laps of anyone who would speak to her.
Soup was good-I dont blend the mushroom but you could.
Moussaka might not be your cuppatea Ed...vegetarian with aubergine (d'oh), butternut squash, stilton and cashew nuts and apricots.
DS had a good time then feeling very full, like Peter Rabbit, took ponyplops out. She bit me...for only the second time since I have known her...but still!
NSD. Mum took herself off home after lunch with no explanation. Dad knew why but not saying. She came back after about 40 min.weird.
Forgot to mention stunning cream orchid in a pot for Mothering Sunday.0
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