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cheer1eader

afternoon all :wave:
i finally got my car back from the garage today :j on the down side my bank account is practically empty i think we're going to need lots of glitches & apg recycling to get through this month
hope everyone is well?

Tinyshoes

rhosynbach wrote: »

afternoon all hope everyone is well, x been at dd1 new house today helping her plan the kitchen and did some painting,


thanks, was suprised how popular they were not made them for ages and had to do a second batch dd1 partner had never had them and he ate 5:eek::eek:

these were done with a cheapy bread mix,:o as its the quickest way to do them, (also a 80p mix will do 3 x 14" pizzas) rolled thinly, left to rise then add toppings and cook, I always make in large trays or individual ones in cake tins, but remember to oil them i forgot once and they were welded to the tray:rotfl: I do freeze the bases but cook first, then just need to add toppings which are usually leftovers, have frozen the complete pizza as well . and yes pesto works have done that, especially with my veggie one



thanks but i am a simple cook really dont do anything complicated, luckily everyone here likes simple food.;) there are things i cant do. pastry, and yorkshire puddings have to be shop brought as they always go wrong:o:o presentation is not one of my strong points either, :rotfl:

I wish I could cook even simple stuff, I am one of life's heater uppers, there was a list going somewhere. :rotfl:

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I wish to declare neither me nor Mr TS have ever owned a wetsuit.
:rotfl:


As for the underwear no comment. :whistle:


:rotfl:

So funny FC that your DS wouldn't go. :rotfl:

He was petrified! :rotfl::rotfl: The photos were a bit scary though :eek: I can't imagine it enhances her sales!

When I got back I told him that the woman was very disappointed as she was expecting a hunky young lad and she was dressed for the occasion :rotfl::rotfl:......his face :rotfl:

rhosynbach

sarah and sd i hope you both get your lads school problems sorted, sarah it can be really hard if a child is struggling and the teacher does not understand or help there particular needs,, and to give work that they dont understand must make them feel so bad in themselves. that was not fair..
sd hopefully if your son works hard is there a chance he can go back up a set. I know waht its like as my ds3 is in top sets for everthing and was really upset when he thought he was going down a set, he feels that as he has always been there he will be letting himself down if he drops a set, He worries me as the teacher say he is gifted and he is doing at least one exam a year early, I worry it puts to much pressure on him,

rhosynbach

fairclaire wrote: »

He was petrified! :rotfl::rotfl: The photos were a bit scary though :eek: I can't imagine it enhances her sales!

When I got back I told him that the woman was very disappointed as she was expecting a hunky young lad and she was dressed for the occasion :rotfl::rotfl:......his face :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
you are so bad ;)I would love you as a friend in rl there would never be a dull moment:D

Jelly_Biactol

rhosynbach wrote: »

jelly that toasted sandwich looks lovely:D beats what i told ds3, put slice of free leerdamer inbetween 2 slices of whoopsie bread and bung in panini machine, remember to remove before burnt:rotfl:

Hey, whatever works:rotfl:

littlebluebird

fairclaire wrote: »

When I got back I told him that the woman was very disappointed as she was expecting a hunky young lad and she was dressed for the occasion :rotfl::rotfl:......his face :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T

Sarahdol75

tweets wrote: »

Harley is such a cutie

Thankyou, we think so.

SpiralingDown wrote: »

I hope you get this sorted for you DSes sake, I'm going through the same with DS only his problem is English.
Year 8 teacher was great and used things to actively encourage him.
year 9 was new to teaching and quite strict but didn't look at the support kids needed just the grade they achieved and expected him to keep up. She made him feel stupid because he couldn't do the work his grade slipped from a B in year 8 to an E in year 9.
We will find out what the English teacher is like tomorrow, I'm really hoping she's nice and supports those that need it.

DS is very annoyed as they've split the top two classes into 2 groups for English and maths, no notice of this eventhough they know he needs time to get used to changes :mad: I have been listening to how unfair it is that they've done this to him and how he's now 'in with the dumb dumbs!' (His words not mine).
He's always been in the top class and feels that others should have been put into group 2 instead of him. I've given up with trying to explain to him that it might just be because of his English score but I'm totally wrong, according to him the teacher just has it in for him and wants to make a fool out of him .
It feels like we're going backwards again and I don't want him to have to go through that again.

Your poor son, hope it works out ok for him.

The school phoned, and I explained that DS was having extra help with his maths and that the homework was not suited to his level and he was really struggling. The teacher was not aware of the problems :mad: asked what level he got in his sats, and said they had still not received the paperwork.

I telephoned his old school, and they said they have sent it so, its looks like it has got lost somewhere in the system. I have had various phonecalls this afternoon, after I flagged this up, as they were not aware of his difficulties in maths, so they are having all the paperwork sent to them today, and are going to ring me later in the week, early next week and discuss his needs. So hopefully it will be sorted.

I am glad I phoned today otherwise he could have been struggling and the teachers had no idea.

Jelly_Biactol

fairclaire wrote: »

The photos were a bit scary though :eek: I can't imagine it enhances her sales!

I think we need a fleabay weblink:) just to verify your claims, of course:D:D

Sarahdol75

fairclaire wrote: »

He was petrified! :rotfl::rotfl: The photos were a bit scary though :eek: I can't imagine it enhances her sales!

When I got back I told him that the woman was very disappointed as she was expecting a hunky young lad and she was dressed for the occasion :rotfl::rotfl:......his face :rotfl:

Love it, your house, must be so much fun. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: