A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

warby68

Morning all

Sore throat and temperature woke me again - better now with a coffee and a couple of pills

Exam week here til Thursday, am holding my sons at arms length to avoid passing on lurgy

Fairclare - I do hope your elderly puss has turned up safe, poor girl

David.

davemorton wrote: »

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salamibarmie

Well thanks for that answer it is appreciated :eek:

There you go TM this might help
http://www.winespectator.com/drvinny/show/id/47082

David.

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks thats a good idea i think we need something , even if its just to give me peace of mind so will look at cameras as crocodile may eat the ducks and hens but I will take bubbs if your offering;):rotfl:

Unfortunately its just a matter of making it too hard for them and somebody else then becomes an easier target as they are still going to rob.
Unless of course you did get a crocodile :T

David.

Morning All

streetlights

Good morning everybody, I hope you are well and have fabulous Monday.

Happy shopping elite.

Walking is slightly easier today. some day soon I will be able to womble again.:rotfl:

Westvleteren

Morning

Westvleteren

:rotfl:

Evangeline1971

Good morning everyone

fairclaire wrote: »

Ignore him TS. I told him right after you told me ......he's naughty! :eek:

Oh I have just had a conversation with my new house guest. It would seem that he hasn't had much in the way of boundaries for quite some time and was rather shocked to learn that bedtime is 9.30pm for children in the FC household on a school night. He was even more shocked to learn that FC does a gadget sweep at an unannounced time sometime after that :rotfl::rotfl:

.......and I thought DS2 could argue the toss? :eek: I still won though He's agreed to go to bed at the same time as everyone else and promised he won't stay up gadgetting all night, and is aware of the penalties if he does. Could be fun.......:cool:

Fairclaire I just want to tell you I think you're an amazing mum and a lovely person. Your post reminded me of a similar situation 6 years ago when I got together with OH. My DS2 was similar age to your new family member, had had very little discipline, similar to myself growing up so I didn't know how to discipline children OH began to lay down groundrules which DS2 didn't like so eventually he left to live with his father because he just wanted the easy life

I'm not telling you this because I think the same will happen with you but because I feel that if I could have been more like you I wouldn't have lost contact with both my children. I'm sure you will be firm but fair and your new boy will quickly settle in and be part of the family Wishing you all the best :A:A

TrulyMadly

David. wrote: »

Well thanks for that answer it is appreciated :eek:

There you go TM this might help
http://www.winespectator.com/drvinny/show/id/47082

Now you two have got me confused...I need to read up later. They've been stood up for ages but I lay them down yesterday ....now should I stand them up again..... Men:mad::)

TrulyMadly

Good shout on the bacon aau......if it's all stores.

Hiho hiho........