Every Laugh Is The Energy

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

What did I do? :huh:

I just happened across you else where on t'interweb asking a lady to post a mucky picture :eek:

It's always the quiet ones :rotfl:

..........oh wait

aau1

fairclaire wrote: »

I just happened across you else where on t'interweb asking a lady to post a mucky picture :eek:

It's always the quiet ones :rotfl:

..........oh wait

oh that?!? :rotfl:

Has she posted it yet? :T :T :T I've not checked back on it yet

fairclaire

So I'm back from my visit to school. I think (hope) that it was a success.

I had to sit with he SENCO and another member of staff facing 6 embarrassed looking (when they weren't looking at the floor) 13/14 year olds. They all looked rather shocked when she told them I was DS2 mum . She explained to them what autism was and how it affects people.
I then explained to them how it affects DS2 specifically and how much of a struggle things have been and still are for him on a daily basis. I told them that I know he's a bit different, maybe even a bit weird and possibly annoying sometimes but that I like him that way. I told them they don't have to be his friend, just leave him alone to get on with his day.
I will admit I was saddened to find out exactly what had been going on and by so many but kids that age do push their luck and join in without thinking.
If even one of them can stop and think about what they're doing in the future then it was worth it.

That was the first time school have tried that approach to bullying. So I'm a pioneer

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

oh that?!? :rotfl:

Has she posted it yet? :T :T :T I've not checked back on it yet

No idea, it just appeared on my newsfeed and made me giggle :rotfl::rotfl:

aau1

fairclaire wrote: »

No idea, it just appeared on my newsfeed and made me giggle :rotfl::rotfl:

I can't find the post now

Maybe she posted the pictures I asked her to and it had to be deleted due to being highly obscene :think:

Nannylala

Good Afternoon:)still undecided about the boiler as the report had not gone in when I rang this morning but the lady told me they do give you £250 towards a new one on receipt of proof you are having one .It is 15years old and the last couple of winters had to have the insurance people out to do repairs so I am thinking its probably been on it's way out for a while;) bit like Nannylala:rotfl::rotfl:Son -in-law will sort something I am sure when I am ready.

Been out for a little stroll with trollie in tow and just to say the M&S meal deal is on ,probably because it's the Bank Holiday coming up.
I got a large Oakham Chicken
Swede and Mash
Lemon Tart
and a bottle of Red so I am sorted for a couple of days:T

Anon

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HTH

Anon

nettiebobs

Dormouse wrote: »

Something really strange going on with the APG. I did a shop 2 days ago with Shades and carver ham and Shopitize items, had 9 items on the receipt which all should have been fine. APG came up with "not enough items" :mad:

I tried it again today and it now works! :T I'm still on the old APG system (both times) so haven't a clue what this is all about, just glad I got my voucher.

So the moral is, the system has different results on different days! :eek:

I used the old system with a womble with 22 items on it. Came back as not enough items, day after it was fine?Weird.

mrsmac10

Munqui wrote: »

maybe old apg site is down :think: I've got no new receipts to check though.

Just catching up I had two wombles with small amounts on each and I am on the old system so its working now at least. Lappie wont let me cut and paste so i cant post

cjj_2

fairclaire wrote: »

So I'm back from my visit to school. I think (hope) that it was a success.

I had to sit with he SENCO and another member of staff facing 6 embarrassed looking (when they weren't looking at the floor) 13/14 year olds. They all looked rather shocked when she told them I was DS2 mum . She explained to them what autism was and how it affects people.
I then explained to them how it affects DS2 specifically and how much of a struggle things have been and still are for him on a daily basis. I told them that I know he's a bit different, maybe even a bit weird and possibly annoying sometimes but that I like him that way. I told them they don't have to be his friend, just leave him alone to get on with his day.
I will admit I was saddened to find out exactly what had been going on and by so many but kids that age do push their luck and join in without thinking.
If even one of them can stop and think about what they're doing in the future then it was worth it.

That was the first time school have tried that approach to bullying. So I'm a pioneer

The talk you gave is so touching. Hope the lads get it now and realise that they acted wrong. Hope ds has no more problems FC xx