Enjoying Life's Indulgences Together Everyday

cheer1eader

pattylabelle wrote: »

I tend not to look down my nose at anyone who uses English poorly. I was fortunate to have a rigorous education whereas others may not have had that. One must also remember that people have various conditions eg dyslexia. Much better to be a nice person who mixes up their p's and q's than an arris.......just a thought.

well said patty :T
p.s. thanks for the belvita glitch the other day

Arthien

cheer1eader wrote: »

that would be me i refuse to put underwear out on the line but i do put clothes out so tumble dryer isn't on for long

I will now confess to only ever using the tumble drier! In my defence, we didn't have a line at our old flat and haven't long moved, so I'm hoping to get a line of some description in the next couple of weeks and stop paying for the machine during the summer :j

In the main though, I see it along the same lines as some people see ironing. If the machine does it cheaper than my/DH's hourly rate, and is guaranteed (unlike our sunshine :eek:), then it's a better use of our money and saves me from worrying when stuck at work that the laundry is actually getting wetter outside instead of drier!

rhosynbach

pattylabelle wrote: »

I tend not to look down my nose at anyone who uses English poorly. I was fortunate to have a rigorous education whereas others may not have had that. One must also remember that people have various conditions eg dyslexia. Much better to be a nice person who mixes up their p's and q's than an arris.......just a thought.

such a lovely post from one with rubish grammer and spelling..

pattylabelle

cheer1eader wrote: »

well said patty :T
p.s. thanks for the belvita glitch the other day

Don't eat them all at once:D

Amanda4242

MKS wrote: »

Happy birthday to SFSB's and xxLouisexx56's DD's
:bdaycake::bdaycake:
Have lots of fun.

Good Morning everyone


And a happy birthday from me too to SFSB and Louisex56's DD's. It is my sons 15th Birthday today too. Makes me feel like my youth has upped and left me!! But don't worry I'm growing old disgracefully

Sunshinemummy

pattylabelle wrote: »

Glad you agree - your approval is important to me;)

Patty I officially love you x

tigerwhite_2

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Sorry Tiger, when I read back it appeared I was having a pop, not my intention x

Can you cuddle him after 12.30, he likes his ladies smooth!

:p:p:p

no, you weren't Don't worry. As everyone knows on here, the written word doesn't translate as well sometimes compared to talking face to face. But i hope no-one is offended about spelling and the mickey taking - just harmless banter
However, that translates well enough - you did make me laugh. save it for an hour nerfy

rhosynbach wrote: »

had a annoying conversation this morning with a neighbour about primary schools and how important it is to get a good start. and what school she should send hers to I told her mine all went to the school in the next village, she said that she thought the children did not progress well from there and in the other local one 30 % of pupils went on to university. the headmistress keeps a tab on them, So i told her in my dd1 year 9 pupils went to uni 2 to oxford and cambridge, all from the same little village, She was not impressed and is still sending them to the other school even when I tried to explain there was only 10 pupils in dd1 year the one that did not go to uni joined the army , she just did not get that 9 out of 10 is better than 30 % as she said 16 from the other school went to uni so far more.. but its a far bigger school:wall::wall::wall:

there is no helping some people Rhosy. 9 out of 10 going to uni and one going to the army is bloomin impressive! the school is obviously doing something right:T

miss_corerupted

he rules the roast in his house and a major part of him not liking coming up here is the fact certain things are expected of him.

my 5 year old puts his own rubbish in the bin, helps put his laundry away, will tidy up, do homework etc. Every tiny thing you ask step son to do it a 20 minute battle ending in an argument. It took him 20 mins to wipe up a tiny spill he made, but I didn't crack and he done it (in the end) He knows I can't really punish him in any way. He is getting better though and it's becoming less of a battle.

Sunshinemummy

LilacLillie wrote: »

Talking of ironing I am at my son's house, searched high & low, texted dil........ She doesn't have an iron !!!

I don't think I have one!

:o:o

cheer1eader

pattylabelle wrote: »

Don't eat them all at once:D

i won't :rotfl:only got 8 boxes & think hubby will take some with him for when he works away so guess i'll be left with the fruit flavours :rotfl: