easy lovin' in the evening

underperky

David. wrote: »

Which one perky
http://www.debenhams.com/sale

https://www.brantano.co.uk/ code is on page

and I will say again because you will have forgotten you crack me up :kisses3:

Brantano David

underperky

David. wrote: »

and strong and handling it and waiting for what was to come

She certainly was and she gives every thing a try...bit like her Gran

HILLBERN

Dippydoo wrote: »

http://groceries.asda.com/search/little%20dish

still there

He is very good so not complaining if he saw them or not


Dippy- strange just went on your link and up comes pyrex dishes!!

Funny thing is I need a new one as GS took my pyrex dish and a large Tupperware container to school for his cooking lesson- he used a foil dish school provided and carried it with cling film over the top- he said he didn't know they were to use he thought they were to carry the ingredients in - they are now lost probably forever-:mad:
Sometimes I wish I could lose him temporarily of course 14 1/2 year old teenager:eek:

underperky

underperky wrote: »

Brantano David

David Brantano working now thanks pet

HILLBERN

underperky wrote: »

I know bless her

I know I would have reacted the same as you, tissues at the ready next week:D

David.

underperky wrote: »

She certainly was and she gives every thing a try...bit like her Gran :kisses2:

:eek:
Tart
:rotfl:

HILLBERN

Jeremiah_T_Stone wrote: »

Plenty of cake left for you Hillbern
I take coffee strong, white and no sugar please

thanks for the cake, coffee ready:D

Jeremiah_T_Stone

Ahhhhh! You make a good coffee Hillbern

Thanks :beer:

purpledonkey

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Congratulations to your DD. :T

Has anyone's child done Camp America or a similar programme? DS wants to do it next year. I don't know whether to encourage him to do it, as it does cost quite a lot to do (you basically break even from what I've read after paying out all your costs) or whether he should look at trying to get work in this country - maybe at the YHA camps (think Mhoc's DS did this?) or Kings Camp (we have one 2 minutes away) or PGL etc.

He has a CACHE Level 2 Childcare qualification and is now doing Level 3, which is a 2 year course. He is a qualified RLSS lifeguard, and is a young leader with cubs and woodcraft folk. His ultimate aim is to work in the kids clubs on Disney Cruise Line, but he cant do that til he is 21. He will be 18 in November.

I have done something similar with CCUSA (http://www.ccusa.co.uk/). I had the choice to either work for a summer camp or summer seasonal work at a national park, so I chose the latter (although with that one you have to be at university to get a visa, whereas with summer camps you don't). From the friends that have done the summer one it seems well worth it in my opinion and is good for the CV. I worked in the US for 3 summers and wouldn't trade that experience for anything

fairclaire

underperky wrote: »

She certainly was and she gives every thing a try...bit like her Gran

Perky if she has a fraction of your grit and determination, she'll be fine If she inherits your sense of humour, even better