Elite christmas special

tweets

Not quoting its gone daft way back.

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

It was sunshinemummy

I love some of the kids others I could scream :rotfl:

Why is it I always know the ones names but the :A I have no idea lol.

Dizzy_Ditzy

The local chippie round here is busiest at lunchtimes. The kids queue for ages :eek:

It's the same after school too.

And they wonder why kids are so fat around here *sigh*

Their idea of exercise is walking to the chip shop

Thrifty_Sister

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

The local chippie round here is busiest at lunchtimes. The kids queue for ages :eek:

It's the same after school too.

And they wonder why kids are so fat around here *sigh*

Their idea of exercise is walking to the chip shop

Starts earlier than that with the electronic baby sitter

Tinyshoes

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

Read that as winkles :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm sure Mr Dot will have something to say about that. :eek:

David.

FloFlo wrote: »

Playit to her David
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQZmCJUSC6g

Gagging order not allowed to talk about it.

aau1

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I didn't like to tell aau you measured it in wrinkles.

Oh my word!!! That shocked me :eek:

What has become of you TS

Dizzy_Ditzy

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

Starts earlier than that with the electronic baby sitter

Yes that's very true

When I'm back to work next week, the bus will be full of kids with the latest iPhones and iPads and god knows what else. They don't have to work for it like we have to. It all just magically falls into their laps :eek:

I don't think I would be so :mad: about it if they didn't take all that to school. By pratting about with them on the bus as they do, they're asking for trouble

Enterprise_1701C

buyitall wrote: »

Think I will carry on eating and drinking til Monday, then start my new healthy life - I am thinking of getting the Morphy Richards soupmaker - does anyone already have one who can recommend/not recommend it, and has anyone seen it for a better price than £39.99? TIA

I have one. It is currently sitting in the kitchen with pumpkin, onion, potato (for thickening), onion and celery in it. I love it, got it by converting my nectar points to Amazon vouchers in Sainsbury and have never regretted it. Comes out lovely but it does take some getting used to - I've only hit on the potato for thickening trick recently. One other tip, I go about a centimetre below the minimum level or there is too much for two people. Lovely on a Saturday with the soup maker and the bread maker going

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

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

Yes, she did. No,didn't have the snip as DD didn't want to take the chance. She's just over 2 1/2 now and going on 20 she chatters on, her vocab is brilliant. (and yes, I know that I am biased!) We know that she talks with a very slight 'ish' but others don't notice it - they are just amazed at her wide vocabulary/counting ability etc. DD is pleased that she didn't have it done. A couple of hiccups in breastfeeding but nothing that was insurmountable. Sorry if it's tmi!

She and her sister have just gone home after a couple of nights sleepover, oops DGD2 said that they are called 'slumber parties' now!

EMMAP

Can I ask what SPC followed by a number means in some people's sigs please? Saw it the other day but forgot to ask!