Three choices in life; Give up, Give in or Give all you've got!!

mummytogirls

Such a worry being referred PLMBL, but best get checked out.

Hope you manage to get to the bottom of the wages problem xx

please-let-me-be-lucky

My wage slip had gone 'missing' at work last night so couldn't check. Boss lady going to check with office staff when she's back in on Tuesday. I assume I haven't been paid my holidays for the night I took off for MiL's birthday weekend away, or the night DS2 was almost knocked out at the football party. Not sure if that will be an oversight or if it's because I didn't have enough holiday hours left.

Got £10 of diesel and a few bits we were desperate for like milk and puppy food yesterday. Have 22p left but get a wee bit more money tomorrow. Today will quite obviously be a NSD :rotfl:.

DH has not been good all weekend. It's almost like he steals my thunder every time I'm feeling unwell. I know he doesn't do it on purpose and is probably brought on by worrying about me, but I can't help feeling a bit poor me. He's been sleeping lots and repeating himself lots too. Frustrating.

On a more positive note, have just booked tickets for the pantomime a couple of days before Christmas using theatre tokens I won about 18 months ago!! As some schools are still in that day, I've managed to get seats 6 rows from the front for the matinee performance :T.

Buffythedebtslayer

Hello Lucky XX

I had a lump in the Summer and had to have the biopsy and mammogram, and it wasn't cancer. It was scary - am sure you remember from my diary. I just wanted to send love and let you know I am thinking of you XXXX

Sun_Addict

Mr SA is the same Lucky, he keeps trying to trump my ankle. He likes all the attention on him. Hope both of you feel better soon.

We've got the panto next Sunday. Hopefully I'll be ok for it. We're in the gods though it was all we could get.

please-let-me-be-lucky

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

Hello Lucky XX

I had a lump in the Summer and had to have the biopsy and mammogram, and it wasn't cancer. It was scary - am sure you remember from my diary. I just wanted to send love and let you know I am thinking of you XXXX

Thanks buffles. I don't have a lump just very tender and have been for 6 weeks or more. I thought it was hormonal changes as my bleeding has been weird too (sorry if that's TMI) and mood swings, hot sweats etc, but the tenderness is constant and doesn't change during my cycle. GP wants to do full blood work to rule out things like thyroid/iron/infection problems etc but is treating my breast pain as a separate issue to be looked at by the experts. It's concerning but I'' trying not to stress about it. Thank you for thinking of me Xx

please-let-me-be-lucky

Sun_Addict wrote: »

Mr SA is the same Lucky, he keeps trying to trump my ankle. He likes all the attention on him. Hope both of you feel better soon.

We've got the panto next Sunday. Hopefully I'll be ok for it. We're in the gods though it was all we could get.

We are normally touching the roof when we go to the pantomime SA, so I'' looking forward to seeing it up close! Mind you, the £100 theatre tokens barely covered it! Amazing how expensive it is.

DH annoyed me on Thursday too. We'd had a full conversation about what to get DS2's teacher for Christmas, before deciding to get a box of heroes chocolates (not very original but Mr M had the boxes on 3 for £5 and I needed the other 2 for other people anyway so it made sense). DH was with me when I bought them too, and knew who they were for. Next thing, he asks DS2's teacher at school pick up time what he drinks so we can get him some for Christmas!! I could've killed him! Thankfully he said lager not spirits so it's a bit cheaper, but I still now need to spend more money getting something I didn't need to :mad:. And I don't know how appropriate it is for a 6 year old to stroll into school with alcohol either :eek:.!!

beanielou

TBH I wiould just give the teacher the heros.
It is just a minder after all and they will get a few!!

Sun_Addict

One year we were on the front row just behind the drummer, it was deafening. This time the only seats together we could get were in the gods. Mr SA wanted an end of row seat which made it harder, although he may have to give it up to me for room for my cast now

Boo to Mr Lucky interfering with teacher's present. Typical bloke! Surely it would be better for all pupils to put,say, £1 each into collection and get the teacher a combined present. Cheaper for parents and better for the teacher rather than get lots of bits.

please-let-me-be-lucky

We normally do that for the teachers SA, but for some reason this year the general consensus was to only dothat for the end of year (ie summer) gift .

Beanie, I know I should just give him the chocs, but feel I can't now. He does know about DH's condition though, so I suppose it could be excused, but it doesn't feel 'right'.

SA, I hope the theatre has a lift for you! Xx

tunathe_cat

Sun_Addict wrote: »

One year we were on the front row just behind the drummer, it was deafening. This time the only seats together we could get were in the gods. Mr SA wanted an end of row seat which made it harder, although he may have to give it up to me for room for my cast now

Boo to Mr Lucky interfering with teacher's present. Typical bloke! Surely it would be better for all pupils to put,say, £1 each into collection and get the teacher a combined present. Cheaper for parents and better for the teacher rather than get lots of bits.

Ring theatre explain both disabled as foot injury they may be able to re seat you x This happened to me a few years ago at a Robbie Williams Concert - Wembley were fantastic (needed electricity for my medical machine this happened months after buying tickets for concert) We were upgraded to a private box with all services and own bathroom/sitting room and kitchen! This was the first concert my grand daughter went too( olly murs support act) she had so much fun x