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FloFlo

bubbs wrote: »

Im sure they would as well some are multi millionairs with own helicopter

Do they holiday abroad much, that could tip the balance for me.

FloFlo

kezbratt wrote: »

Mine too, a little girl called Rose in my NQT year. She has the most god awful stammer but just loved Drama. Woe betide anyone who even attempted to take the Pee out of her in my lessons. She was only in school for the one year and at the end of the year she gave me a little pack of 3 after eight mints. I've still got them somewhere...probably well past BBD

Awww, some just touch your heart.

pattylabelle

FloFlo wrote: »

You'll never get some parents to see the light, which is fair enough at home, but in school (especially my classroom:p) they have to be respectful to each other and to adults. No one enjoys telling a parent their child has behaved badly, its horrible, so why would they think someone would make it up, lol.

I am very tough on my children - manners maketh man!!! and I am adamant they will never slip up on good manners. I was brought up with the notion that good manners are quite simply thinking of other people.


I don't think my children are the most beautiful, the brightest or indeed the best on the pitch but I listen to the biggest load of carp from other parents about how theirs is this and that. Some of them seriously need a sharp reality check:D

bubbs

No lol they have their fingers in alot of pies and working legit, 23 roomed mansion not including the bathrooms!

FloFlo

pattylabelle wrote: »

I am very tough on my children - manners maketh man!!! and I am adamant they will never slip up on good manners. I was brought up with the notion that good manners are quite simply thinking of other people.


I don't think my children are the most beautiful, the brightest or indeed the best on the pitch but I listen to the biggest load of carp from other parents about how theirs is this and that. Some of them seriously need a sharp reality check

If they are in my class they often get one :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Witch_Hazel wrote: »

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Ooh I like this one witch hazel:)

bubbs

Petulia, you saying about glasses and hitching them up, dh wears glasses we have been together 25 years and no lie never ever seen him do this, they go on before he gets out of bed as cant seen hand in front of him! they come off when he goes bed apart from shower , they are just part of him and fit so well

nuttybabe

pattylabelle wrote: »

I am very tough on my children - manners maketh man!!! and I am adamant they will never slip up on good manners. I was brought up with the notion that good manners are quite simply thinking of other people.


I don't think my children are the most beautiful, the brightest or indeed the best on the pitch but I listen to the biggest load of carp from other parents about how theirs is this and that. Some of them seriously need a sharp reality check:D

i totally agree. what makes me laugh (ok, i dont laugh, i get a tad annoyed by it) is other people correcting my kids when they dont use manners but not their own kids and how my kids are told off when they do something that is acceptable for their kids to do :mad: and then getting annoyed when in my house i tell their kids not to do stuff as mine arent allowed (like jumping on furniture) so why would i let them.

FloFlo

I like the headdress and necklace - think I'm starting to become a Gypsy wanabee, lol, must be the Irish on my father's side.

kezbratt

pattylabelle wrote: »

I am very tough on my children - manners maketh man!!! and I am adamant they will never slip up on good manners. I was brought up with the notion that good manners are quite simply thinking of other people.


I don't think my children are the most beautiful, the brightest or indeed the best on the pitch but I listen to the biggest load of carp from other parents about how theirs is this and that. Some of them seriously need a sharp reality check:D

I was brought up the same Patty, manners are the most important thing. Most kids I have taught have them, many better than their parents who could be taught a thing or too!