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AnonyMouse_13453

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  1. Oh my days. How very fortunate we are up here!
  2. Isn’t it on the ofsted website copy of the report?
  3. A 7 hour wait!!!! Is that normal? Crikey. When I called one for Zebedee a few weeks back it seemed to take forever, but was actually only 40 minutes. I can’t imagine the state he’d have been in after 7 hours of that pain!
  4. Our central heating came on this morning, so the house must have been less than 19 degrees! 😳😳 TDL is definitely something to be done straight away whilst still in work mode, then everything can be put away for the rest of the holiday - or what remains of it after tackling all the jobs!
  5. It’ll be a while - and ages before you look at stationery in a different light, and children’s book shops and book sales can be largely avoided! That last one took a lot longer for me!
  6. That all sounds absolutely fantastic. Now enjoy your well-earned retirement! I hope you stay on here! Xx
  7. That sounds a relief for everyone, I bet. I hope she continues to improve and that nobody else goes down too!
  8. Absolutely! Bear hunt is another one we often played with. Peace At Last is a good one to change environments and let the children think about what sounds there might be.
  9. Absolutely! He has metastatic prostate cancer which has spread into all his bones. Luckily there’s no spine compression but he had a very painful few months before diagnosis.
  10. Oh goodness, what a mess it all is! I’ve just got Zebedee back from hospital! He’d had his first chemo and was recovering well, or so we thought, when WHAM! Wednesday morning at 4am he was gasping with pain. Actual ten out of ten pain, which he never has. Ambulance called and he was rushed off. Diverticulitis, and he was lucky to escape surgery! That would have been a nightmare without any immunity thanks to the chemo. He was pumped full of antibiotics and steroids and is now home again, but now another delay in the chemo. Some good news though, our daughter and her girlfriend have set the date! August 2022! Let’s hope all the chemo is fine and he’s bouncing again by then. Praying for your granddaughters. 🙏🏼
  11. Is that because they actually were ‘men’ back then? Not this load of pandered, overpaid children? (Duck’s well below parapet) 😳😳😳🤭
  12. https://www.glsed.co.uk/Product/Art-and-Design/Paint/Powder-Paint/Brian-Clegg-Powder-Paint---25kg-Tub---Purple/G213349?pk_cid=1&pk_keyword=G213349gls&pk_medium=multifeeds&pk_campaign=Google&pk_source=Google&pk_content=BusinessIndustrial&utm_source=Google&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIpK7U45nA8QIVshkGAB00PQqcEAQYAyABEgJ5efD_BwE
  13. Oh that’s annoying. There was plenty the other day, I thought
  14. SS arts is brilliant. Their prices are fantastic.
  15. https://www.ssartsandcrafts.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?cat=&q=Powder+paint
  16. It’s such a worry all over again! I bet you’re all going in to work wondering if this is the day that you’ll be breaking up for the summer!
  17. My other child in Ethiopia is surrounded pretty much, now. They don’t have access to very much at all, and I just hope and pray that the team from Compassion UK are able to stay there safely to support them through all this. Such a worry.
  18. That was my thought too, but there are protests there against their leader now and everything is getting very nasty apparently. She says that we are really lucky to live in a democracy.
  19. It seems like utter madness to me that anyone wants to go away on holiday just yet. With numbers rising the way they are - and the North East and Cumbria numbers are all on the increase too, why would anybody want to holiday here from an area with lower numbers? Cornwall is a perfect case in point. I had contact with my sponsored child in Thailand yesterday, and she said it’s horrendous there. They don’t trust their vaccines at all, to the extent that she’d rather be poorly with Covid and make her own immunity! She said that her leader’s methodology is ridiculous and wishes she had a leader as sensible as ours! 😳😳
  20. I did it with my daughter once, after telling her several times to tidy her room. I threatened I would do it, but she didn’t believe me, so I went in there with a roll of bin bags and anything that wasn’t put away was put into the bin bag, tied and outside the back door. Next day was dustbin day when she was at school, and I tucked them away in the loft and sorted through them all properly. I gave her what wasn’t broken or rubbish back once she’d kept things tidy for a reasonable time. She did learn her lesson though, and I’d only to pick up the roll of bin bags after that and she’d do it properly! She still talks about it. As a child, we learned as my Mum threw things out of the bedroom windows if they weren’t put away, and we’d come home to find the garden strewn with stuff! My brother lost his marbles that way - Dad was digging them up for years 😳😂🤭
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