Elite christmas special

bubbs

aau1 wrote: »

I need glasses. I thought you had returned home without your pants! :eek:

That's made me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

MKS wrote: »

Hello Nanny, hope all is ok.

Does Mr TS know about how 'au fait' you are with Davids cheek(s)?

Have never hidden the fact but he is usually asleep while I am on the Night Shift though. :rotfl:

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

It is a lovely feeling TM such a privilege to be there at the birth. :A

I didn't know until New Year's day that I would be. It was left open for her to decide, I did not mention it ever, she asked me and I said I would be straight there if she wanted me.

Bit happier today as spoke to her partner and Teeny has fed couple of times now, they think she may have a small tongue tie which may make feeding a bit difficult.

DD1 looked much better before I left yesterday evening as she had couple hours sleep after visitors.

My DGD2 has this and managed ok after an initial hiccup. Don't worry x

Tinyshoes

MKS wrote: »

My DGD2 has this and managed ok after an initial hiccup. Don't worry x

Thanks for the reassurance MKS. Did he manage to breast feed ok? And did he have the little snip.

willowwispy

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kadiekaismummi

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Only one big puddle on way home thank goodness. :T

Hope everyone else that lives in Surrey is ok, the bits I drove around yesterday were truly battered in places. :eek:

Hiya im in surrey, we did have a telephone call because of the floods to take action as floods were expected 10 of our wood fence panels are down & wrecked, our weeping willow tree has branches off all over & a lot of the tree is down to its bare wood as bark has come off all over it, but we didnt get any flooding in our part of the road but down the road about 150 yards from us in same road, their gardens were flooded! , my DDs friends backgarden was so bad that all of the garden including about 6 others were under so much water the photos she took of it showed her submerged garden with the trampoline, the water sat right upto the rim of the trampoline, all her fish from her pond were swimming freely in her garden in everyone elses too! I was very luck to be only a few yards from the flooding, but we are only one street away from the gatwick stream Xx Happy New Year to you all

tweets

couponqueen123 wrote: »

!!!!!!? Do they really police children's lunches?! I mean I can see there being an issue if all the kids came with was junk but what's wrong with the old school lunches of a sarnie, fruit, crisps and some choc? I mean really, school is pretty rubbish so you need a pick-me-up plus the kids with hot meals get pudding don't they? :eek:

they do police then yes and pudding for lunches are daily cake n custard jelly icecream etc also the kids do get a choice to swop it for fruit but i would say 99%dont

theirs plenty of parents who rebel by giving there kids chocolate spread sandwiches and all sorts the kids are allowed to eat the sandwich even if chocolate but arnt allowed to eat the crisps biscuits bad yogerts:p etc they are given fruit by the school same as if you give then bad drink school swap it for water or quash or fruit juice or milk,


every parent meeting there a argument about it it get quite heated at times

not helped by the awfull headteacher hes newish and is all about power n dosnt listen to the parents

my dd class and the next clas havent got a coat peg or any thing(they hopefully will after the holiday ) it goes on the floor in school foyer :eek:(dd takes it to class since last one was riped apart and her lunch started going missing her fruit money was being stolen from her coat as well as half the classes shes 5 and it broke her heart that some one would take her money she was worried she had lost it [/QUOTE]

Not wanting to argue but I have seen the sandwich kids just having chocolate in their sandwich box / bag .

Also some parents don't check when they make sandwich that the bread or filling is fresh. I have seen green mouldy bread and the filling not going there :eek:. When this happens the kitchens I have been in have given the pupil a school dinner.

Hot pudding is twice a week, jelly once, ice cream once, also they get cake or biscuits. Little pots filled with fresh fruit daily or can have an apple , banana or orange this is school I work in kitchen.

Salad bar is on daily ,thats my first job making the salad

Now Kids pegs and their coats bags etc :mad: when I cleaned in the school I used to get annoyed everyday when I saw all the cloakrooms . Coats shoes bags on the floor I used to hang them up and booger me same ones would be on the floor day after. I did wonder why they didn't take them home. When long hols came all clothes bags shoes went into black bags most had been there since September year before. Money found anywhere in the school was handed in with place it was found.

I still wonder why kids sat under the tables to sharpen their pencils/crayons. Cleaner in a school is not a job I would recommend to anyone.

mhoc

kadiekaismummi wrote: »

Hiya im in surrey, we did have a telephone call because of the floods to take action as floods were expected 10 of our wood fence panels are down & wrecked, our weeping willow tree has branches off all over & a lot of the tree is down to its bare wood as bark has come off all over it, but we didnt get any flooding in our part of the road but down the road about 150 yards from us in same road, their gardens were flooded! , my DDs friends backgarden was so bad that all of the garden including about 6 others were under so much water the photos she took of it showed her submerged garden with the trampoline, the water sat right upto the rim of the trampoline, all her fish from her pond were swimming freely in her garden in everyone elses too! I was very luck to be only a few yards from the flooding, but we are only one street away from the gatwick stream Xx Happy New Year to you all

OMG - very worried about the fish and how they are going to be rounded up and returned to the right owners.

Sunshinemummy

tweets wrote: »

they do police then yes and pudding for lunches are daily cake n custard jelly icecream etc also the kids do get a choice to swop it for fruit but i would say 99%dont

theirs plenty of parents who rebel by giving there kids chocolate spread sandwiches and all sorts the kids are allowed to eat the sandwich even if chocolate but arnt allowed to eat the crisps biscuits bad yogerts:p etc they are given fruit by the school same as if you give then bad drink school swap it for water or quash or fruit juice or milk,


every parent meeting there a argument about it it get quite heated at times

not helped by the awfull headteacher hes newish and is all about power n dosnt listen to the parents

my dd class and the next clas havent got a coat peg or any thing(they hopefully will after the holiday ) it goes on the floor in school foyer :eek:(dd takes it to class since last one was riped apart and her lunch started going missing her fruit money was being stolen from her coat as well as half the classes shes 5 and it broke her heart that some one would take her money she was worried she had lost it

Not wanting to argue but I have seen the sandwich kids just having chocolate in their sandwich box / bag .

Also some parents don't check when they make sandwich that the bread or filling is fresh. I have seen green mouldy bread and the filling not going there :eek:. When this happens the kitchens I have been in have given the pupil a school dinner.

Hot pudding is twice a week, jelly once, ice cream once, also they get cake or biscuits. Little pots filled with fresh fruit daily or can have an apple , banana or orange this is school I work in kitchen.

Salad bar is on daily ,thats my first job making the salad

Now Kids pegs and their coats bags etc :mad: when I cleaned in the school I used to get annoyed everyday when I saw all the cloakrooms . Coats shoes bags on the floor I used to hang them up and booger me same ones would be on the floor day after. I did wonder why they didn't take them home. When long hols came all clothes bags shoes went into black bags most had been there since September year before. Money found anywhere in the school was handed in with place it was found.

I still wonder why kids sat under the tables to sharpen their pencils/crayons. Cleaner in a school is not a job I would recommend to anyone. [/QUOTE]

I always think that schools would be nice places to work if it was not for the kids and the heads!!

;);););););););););)

Edit: ooh no idea what I did above!

bubbs

kadiekaismummi wrote: »

Hiya im in surrey, we did have a telephone call because of the floods to take action as floods were expected 10 of our wood fence panels are down & wrecked, our weeping willow tree has branches off all over & a lot of the tree is down to its bare wood as bark has come off all over it, but we didnt get any flooding in our part of the road but down the road about 150 yards from us in same road, their gardens were flooded! , my DDs friends backgarden was so bad that all of the garden including about 6 others were under so much water the photos she took of it showed her submerged garden with the trampoline, the water sat right upto the rim of the trampoline, all her fish from her pond were swimming freely in her garden in everyone elses too! I was very luck to be only a few yards from the flooding, but we are only one street away from the gatwick stream Xx Happy New Year to you all

I hope that is the only damage you get, yes that is bad enough but you dont want it in your house, fingers crossed for you and please try and stay safe x