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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

Oh, Bless him! Yep no 7 is the best but the others are very touching. Thanks for sharing - can't wait for the book. Kindle?

TrulyMadly

Chrisv wrote: »

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Afternoon all.

Lovely to see you back Chris.....hope you've had a relaxing jolly holli


Are you up to speed on the jaffas at A and the curries at T?

bubbs

Wacky voted
House work done, popped to morribobs for some razors for hubby
Not sorted phone out yet still not even put sim in it:eek:
Now to attack my own ironing pile

rose28454

aaarrrggghhh wrote: »

Just a nice, quiet Sunday ASDA shop today:

2 x J2O, 1 x McCain Jackets, 4 x Shloer, 10 x Jaffas. No fillers.

Total spend after MOCs- £19.50. APG - £14. Paid with wombles, 46p cash.

Can you post your results from the screen to see if i should go out. i have fed and mown 3 lawns, changed a bed and got washing on. So can i go?

Savvybuyer

GC opportunity? It appears A's CBY Ham & Cheese Tortellini (300g) have risen from 50p to £1.50.

Also SP 10 Cheese Slices have gone up from 54p to 59p - only 6p back if SEL says 54p - but then £2.00 GC on top so making it very very worthwhile!:D:D Cheese Slices could be a filler vs W. As for the CBY Ham & Cheese Tortellini, I did nominally have that vs W at n/a - but I wouldn't advise risking it (unless and until we are sure and someone can report it as returning N/A on the W side of one of their wombles/comps.) as it may return vs W at more expensive price.

Good luck shopping!:)

underperky

Vted issy65 hope your mam gets up in the balloon )))

dipdap

Tinyshoes wrote: »

No one is ever allowed to touch anything until it has produced it's APG. :eek:

Not that I ever take anything back just a little superstition of mine. :rotfl:

LOL I usually stick by that rule too , I made DH wait for the clicksnap cashback to be confirmed before I let him eat the free phileas fogg crisps recently :rotfl:
But today there's more people in the house (DS has girlfriend over and extra family members) so I caved in. I think she must think we're mad because we picked her up at Ts and then swung by As on the way home just to grab JCs :rotfl:
I figured if it doesn't work, you win some, you lose some. We've been super strict on the shopping recently so even if it doesn't work it's probably cost me £6 odd and we still get to eat them

rose28454

Tinyshoes wrote: »

No one is ever allowed to touch anything until it has produced it's APG. :eek:

Not that I ever take anything back just a little superstition of mine. :rotfl:

Same here. My dd thinks I am mad.

TrulyMadly

underperky wrote: »

Vted issy65 hope your mam gets up in the balloon )))

Giggling uncontrollably again.....sorry perky:)

rose28454

rose28454 wrote: »

Can you post your results from the screen to see if i should go out. i have fed and mown 3 lawns, changed a bed and got washing on. So can i go?

Dont worry I realised by looking at MYS that mccains jackets and schloer you are getting with moc's. think I will give the jc a miss and get on with things at home. then pop out later to morrisons, tesco and waitrose for woopsie time. then pop to hospital , see Mum and try to do some ebay as it has been an expensive week bills wise