Can I Fix This?

ciarasdreams

I mean the house we are living in now he has paid it all off and submitted all of the documents to the land registry to have her named as sole owner and he is expecting the documents to be with their solicitor in plenty of time. He wants her and their baby to be more secure because he realises that his job is a little bit more risky than most peoples and he never wants her to be worried about their future. :rolleyes: I really do actually always listen to my class because I always get caught out when I do not.

spud30

ciarasdreams wrote: »

I really do actually always listen to my class because I always get caught out when I do not.

I try not to do it at school I do it to my DS all the time. He can talk for England :rotfl:

Your sister is a VERY lucky girl isnt she :T

ciarasdreams

spud30 wrote: »

I try not to do it at school I do it to my DS all the time. He can talk for England :rotfl:

Your sister is a VERY lucky girl isnt she :T

Does he notice though? My sister is sickeningly lucky but it is funny in a way because of all of the people that I have ever known in my life she really is the one that needs the least looking after because she can do it very well by herself.

spud30

No, I dont think he does notice.

We think he has mild ADD, possibly Dyspraxia and he does waffle on and on :rotfl:

I cant begin to imagine how your sister will react on Valentines Day. Is he going to put a bow on the front door?

ciarasdreams

He is puting a bow on the front door but not thankfully on the storm door but he has also got a jeweller to make a presentation box for the papers and a set of keys and they are beautiful but not hugely practical. :rolleyes:

spud30

Who needs practical - that would be a new iron or a blender :rotfl:

I'm hoping for an MOT certificate for the car for Valentines day this year - who says romance is dead :rolleyes:

ciarasdreams

spud30 wrote: »

Who needs practical - that would be a new iron or a blender :rotfl:

I'm hoping for an MOT certificate for the car for Valentines day this year - who says romance is dead :rolleyes:

At least somebody loves you enough to buy you a gift for it whereas in my pathetically single state I will probably at best receive a card from one of my sympathetic 10 year old pupils. :rolleyes:

spud30

Ohh you've got 10 year olds at your new school :eek: Do you miss Reception?

ciarasdreams

spud30 wrote: »

Ohh you've got 10 year olds at your new school :eek: Do you miss Reception?

I miss the babies very much and the 10's are much harder because they are in lots of ways comparitively grown up and are already displaying a lot of what will become their adult character traits and most of them question everything and use the internet to check anything that I tell them.

dipsy

tsharp wrote: »

Does SS have a thread about it? Not sure i've read it, which one is it?

sorry just started at the begining what is SS?

thanks x