An Enjoyable Look Into tweets and Poppy's Expeditions Thread (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

wirehair

Good morning

MrsBartolozzi

Morning!

So ledlights seems to confirm the bacon isn't comparing at the glitchy price in Scotland.
Oh well.
Looks like another sunny day here. Here's hoping it lasts til the weekend!

TrulyMadly

nerfdad wrote: »

Or like me when mum is not around I let the boys get away with murder:eek: and I've never had much common sense:o
Funny enough I do agree 100% with what you are saying but ds3 sees it as a game going in the trolley and my view which will be different to almost every parent on here is as long as my boy can walk and stand which will only be for a few more years I'm going to let him every chance he gets as for most of his life he is going to be sat down in a wheelchair:( please don't see this as me getting at you as while I was writing this post my realisation as to why I do it when I would of stopped my other boys doing it at ds3 age became clear:)
Good morning tbw and thanks for getting my brain working in the morning for a change:cool::T

This is what I love about this thread....seeing all points of view......and isn't it lovely when we can do it without sniping:)

TrulyMadly

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

Morning!

So ledlights seems to confirm the bacon isn't comparing at the glitchy price in Scotland.
Oh well.
Looks like another sunny day here. Here's hoping it lasts til the weekend!

This would drive me mad Mrs B.....

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, lovely sunny day here

Nerfy - in your shoes I would do exactly the same, if I had a child who would end up permanently in a wheelchair before too long I would let him do anything he wanted in the meantime (as long as it didn't cause too much harm to others!). You have a lot to cope with and I admire the way you manage it.

Nannylala

wackynut wrote: »

Good morning wacky nice little bluebird just put the kettle on if you fancy a:coffee:

FloFlo

nerfdad wrote: »

Or like me when mum is not around I let the boys get away with murder:eek: and I've never had much common sense
Funny enough I do agree 100% with what you are saying but ds3 sees it as a game going in the trolley and my view which will be different to almost every parent on here is as long as my boy can walk and stand which will only be for a few more years I'm going to let him every chance he gets as for most of his life he is going to be sat down in a wheelchair:( please don't see this as me getting at you as while I was writing this post my realisation as to why I do it when I would of stopped my other boys doing it at ds3 age became clear:)
Good morning tbw and thanks for getting my brain working in the morning for a change:cool::T

Breaking news

This is almost a sensible post from you, you're letting the side down.

Your posts about your children always come across as warm and caring, proper proud dad :T

wackynut

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning wacky nice little bluebird just put the kettle on if you fancy a:coffee:

A nice cup of strong coffee please before I do school run. :A

nerfdad

TrulyMadly wrote: »

This is what I love about this thread....seeing all points of view......and isn't it lovely when we can do it without sniping:)

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Good morning all, lovely sunny day here

Nerfy - in your shoes I would do exactly the same, if I had a child who would end up permanently in a wheelchair before too long I would let him do anything he wanted in the meantime (as long as it didn't cause too much harm to others!). You have a lot to cope with and I admire the way you manage it.

Thanks:o
I must still be tired from the last few days to post something that is so sensible:eek::eek:

nerfdad

FloFlo wrote: »

Breaking news

This is almost a sensible post from you, you're letting the side down.

Your posts about your children always come across as warm and caring, proper proud dad :T

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I better get my bum in gear and get ds3 ready for school:eek::eek: