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fairclaire wrote: »I promised someone (?) last night that I'd post DS2s list if top 10 achievements from primary school. Well here they are
1. In year 6 I left home for the first time on my own. I shared a room for the first time with other people. There were no computers or televisions. I didn't really like it, but I achieved a whole weekend if it.
2. I achieved 2 weeks out of 6 of an extra curricular club in year 3. It was a cookery club. I attended weeks 2 and 6, flapjacks and pizza. They were cooking things I don't like on the other weeks
3. I tried school dinners for the first time in year 4. I only like them on a Friday but it was still an achievement because my Mum wanted me try it and I did. I had school dinner on a Friday only since then.
4. October year 4. The first time I got changed for PE on my own. My personal best time reached 14 minutes by the end of year 6
5. I always managed to get to school at 8.45 am on every day of primary school. I was never early and I was never late
6. I was given the job of school bell ringer in year 6. I really liked my job. I could make sure that everyone lined up on time. The previous bell ringers were sometimes early or late
7. I have managed to complete my whole 7 years at primary school without ever having a poo at school.
8. I danced with Mrs xxxxxx at the Christmas party. Not really an achievement but she thinks it was because I don't dance except at home.
9. In year 2 I sat in a green chair. I hate green so it was an achievement to sit on it. No one knew where my chair was and then it just turned up the next day. I did cry, but I still sat on it so it counts.
10. I saw Mrs xxxxxxxx's password to the school network and logged into her account from home. I didn't think it would work from home but it did because we live close and get the signal. My mum had to go into school and talk to them. I think it's an achievement as not many kids can do that.
No mention of what I really call his achievements. The real tough stuff he's overcome. That's all in his stride. I love this
That is so touching. He sounds like a wonderful child. You must be so proud.0 -
Oh FC..the list is Fab
My favourite is 5:)
Never late but never early either:rotfl:To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
fairclaire wrote: »I promised someone (?) last night that I'd post DS2s list if top 10 achievements from primary school. Well here they are
1. In year 6 I left home for the first time on my own. I shared a room for the first time with other people. There were no computers or televisions. I didn't really like it, but I achieved a whole weekend if it.
2. I achieved 2 weeks out of 6 of an extra curricular club in year 3. It was a cookery club. I attended weeks 2 and 6, flapjacks and pizza. They were cooking things I don't like on the other weeks
3. I tried school dinners for the first time in year 4. I only like them on a Friday but it was still an achievement because my Mum wanted me try it and I did. I had school dinner on a Friday only since then.
4. October year 4. The first time I got changed for PE on my own. My personal best time reached 14 minutes by the end of year 6
5. I always managed to get to school at 8.45 am on every day of primary school. I was never early and I was never late
6. I was given the job of school bell ringer in year 6. I really liked my job. I could make sure that everyone lined up on time. The previous bell ringers were sometimes early or late
7. I have managed to complete my whole 7 years at primary school without ever having a poo at school.
8. I danced with Mrs xxxxxx at the Christmas party. Not really an achievement but she thinks it was because I don't dance except at home.
9. In year 2 I sat in a green chair. I hate green so it was an achievement to sit on it. No one knew where my chair was and then it just turned up the next day. I did cry, but I still sat on it so it counts.
10. I saw Mrs xxxxxxxx's password to the school network and logged into her account from home. I didn't think it would work from home but it did because we live close and get the signal. My mum had to go into school and talk to them. I think it's an achievement as not many kids can do that.
No mention of what I really call his achievements. The real tough stuff he's overcome. That's all in his stride. I love this
That is quite something :T Thanks for sharing hun...those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.
PRIDE
There's a fork in the road, which way will you go
You standing still or will you step into the great unknown,
Is yours to decide, this is your life.
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zippydooda wrote: »whos up, for the zippying tonight. fc qoc. naeb. little t. or big t. we will see. :beer:
Me please, I love being zippied;):D
Did you get my pm I sent at lunchtime zips. It may have been a bit garbled, but I was in the middle of a shopping centre when I remembered the info:oSealed Pot Challenge No 9 516 target £250
2 years 'fag free' :j:D0 -
queen_of_cheap wrote: »S'watit says on my receipt
S'where they are in my asda
Thought I would mention it as I do my sisters books and when she had a VAT inspection it all the inspector went on about as sis has a catering business. She was actually clueless but sis's books are perfect anyway so nothing to find.0 -
davemorton wrote: »Well, I think borrow would be the wrong word...dont know why FC cant just bring her own instead of me having to run around to borrow one!!
What makes you think I have an iron???0 -
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
fairclaire wrote: »I promised someone (?) last night that I'd post DS2s list if top 10 achievements from primary school. Well here they are
1. In year 6 I left home for the first time on my own. I shared a room for the first time with other people. There were no computers or televisions. I didn't really like it, but I achieved a whole weekend if it.
2. I achieved 2 weeks out of 6 of an extra curricular club in year 3. It was a cookery club. I attended weeks 2 and 6, flapjacks and pizza. They were cooking things I don't like on the other weeks
3. I tried school dinners for the first time in year 4. I only like them on a Friday but it was still an achievement because my Mum wanted me try it and I did. I had school dinner on a Friday only since then.
4. October year 4. The first time I got changed for PE on my own. My personal best time reached 14 minutes by the end of year 6
5. I always managed to get to school at 8.45 am on every day of primary school. I was never early and I was never late
6. I was given the job of school bell ringer in year 6. I really liked my job. I could make sure that everyone lined up on time. The previous bell ringers were sometimes early or late
7. I have managed to complete my whole 7 years at primary school without ever having a poo at school.
8. I danced with Mrs xxxxxx at the Christmas party. Not really an achievement but she thinks it was because I don't dance except at home.
9. In year 2 I sat in a green chair. I hate green so it was an achievement to sit on it. No one knew where my chair was and then it just turned up the next day. I did cry, but I still sat on it so it counts.
10. I saw Mrs xxxxxxxx's password to the school network and logged into her account from home. I didn't think it would work from home but it did because we live close and get the signal. My mum had to go into school and talk to them. I think it's an achievement as not many kids can do that.
No mention of what I really call his achievements. The real tough stuff he's overcome. That's all in his stride. I love this
:T brilliant, thanks for posting themThere comes a time in every woman's life when the only thing that helps is a glass of champagne ... Bette Davis0 -
fairclaire wrote: »What makes you think I have an iron???“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
Free sample of pain relief oil
http://elmore-oil.com/shop/free-sample/
We all need it after seeing DM's pink thing:eek:To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0
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