The Extreme League of Intelligent Team Earners

Enterprise_1701C

Nannylala wrote: »

All this talk of cake has made me want some;)so am at present defrosting a couple of whoopsied choc eclairs ;)good job they don't take too long to defrost this is all your fault TM:A

Rather annoyingly I had some whoopsied chocolate to hand. I say had ....................

strewth71

Picasso7 wrote: »

Thank you so much. Did not realise that instore price and sada website were different. Will now have great fun playing this game! Thank you.

Might be best to check prices in your store or just doing a one box test run before having too much fun Hope it works as expected for you x

Shortfatscotsbloke

zippydooda wrote: »

I was on about classic at 39p v w poss m

Ah, I see. A bit more expensive than the exotic ones but a lot more choice, no fillers needed and they will suit the pallet of oaps like you more than the more expensive spicy tins..:p:p

Sunshinemummy

fairclaire wrote: »

You obviously missed the posts the other week that revealed how old he was when we both had a nostalgic trawl through our late teens in the same town at the same age :rotfl:

I have missed so much recently… sorry.

I assume he is around 45?

I think it is the picture of the belly… that makes me associate him with an older man!

Picasso7

strewth71 wrote: »

Might be best to check prices in your store or just doing a one box test run before having too much fun Hope it works as expected for you x

I'll be cautious. thank you!

Sunshinemummy

I thought i may get to read a few pages… but OH said 'bed' I said 'yes'

It has been a long hard week

Night all x

Perranlady

Snap-ant wrote: »

♥

Memories of the purple tights, clip strip club, Andrex on the go (still using them) 1p knives, Lucozade shots, Harry Hill is Nuts, a Christmas CD - was it Tony Bennett?

Quality Street purple bars

stop me

Just found 2 copies of the tony Bennett cd in the cupboard today, along with 4 oust iron cleaning things - lol

nerfdad

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I thought i may get to read a few pages… but OH said 'bed' I said 'yes'

It has been a long hard week

Night all x

Have a nice sleep:)
Is this your PJ's

scamps1966

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Ah, I see. A bit more expensive than the exotic ones but a lot more choice, no fillers needed and they will suit the pallet of oaps like you more than the more expensive spicy tins..:p:p

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sorry Zips, made me rofl!

Cheeky !!!!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

strewth71

Can I ask the elite if they have any knowledge of scait assessments please. Ds2 is slowly plodding through the process and has his first appointment for the full assessment next month. The powers that be think he is lower end of the autistic scale but with high learning potential as he learns and holds information really well. He also has a fantastic vocabulary for a 6 year old and speaks like a grown intellectual. His communication style is very formal and can get him into trouble at school as he can come across very abrupt - even to teachers and the poor headmistress has been on the receiving end in a packed parents assembly :eek:

Far from being upset at the prospect of ds2 getting a positive diagnosis I would be relieved as I have known since he was around a year old that there is something and his little quirks make him the funny, cute and engaging little person that he is.

Has anyone been through the process that knows how long these things take and how many sessions, professionals etc that it takes to make the final decision? I will understand if anyone feels like it is too personal to share their experiences but I would be most grateful for any insights you all may have :A