I have all mine folded and in a drawer so that Mr WD can't see them
Is Mr WD not allowed to go in your drawers then?
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Is Mr WD not allowed to go in your drawers then?
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
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- Z’ha’dum
There may be quite of alot that think they are size 10 and tell people they are size 10???
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
Right - the grandkids have been delivered back to their parents
The older 2 were behaving weird - due to not having seen their Mum for over a week and knowing that she would be home and supposeldy coming to get them after lunch
after lunch they rang and asked if we could take them
Well the middle one as autism (a bit) and reacted badly to the change in plans - even though we tried to explain that this was he would get to see him Mum quicker
I have noticed before that, as expected, he really does not react well to changes in plans especially when it is for something important to him
he got a bit better when I sat down on the floor with him and gently explained why and that we understood that his mood and grumpiness as due to him not liking changes
he would never have accepted that a year ago so I think he is growing up and developing mentally - which is actually good to see
I remember that teh school I last taught in had an autism specialist Sepecila Needs department
and they had a board that they had at the start of every day and it had today's schedule on it
at next to it was another board with "whoops something has changed" at the top in big letters
all the kids tended to come inas soon as they got to school (they were the only ones allowed in before the official start of school) and immediatly go to that board
it would show and teachers that were off and who was going to replace them
plus any other changes that might affect the kids
If a supply teacher was due in some kids would automatically be taken out of class as they couldn't cope with the change on some days
anyway - they are all back now and we are recovering
all toys etc are tidied away - although the sausage roll fragments under the table will be hovered up tomorrow
now - sausage and mash to tea
The older 2 were behaving weird - due to not having seen their Mum for over a week and knowing that she would be home and supposeldy coming to get them after lunch
after lunch they rang and asked if we could take them
Well the middle one as autism (a bit) and reacted badly to the change in plans - even though we tried to explain that this was he would get to see him Mum quicker
I have noticed before that, as expected, he really does not react well to changes in plans especially when it is for something important to him
he got a bit better when I sat down on the floor with him and gently explained why and that we understood that his mood and grumpiness as due to him not liking changes
he would never have accepted that a year ago so I think he is growing up and developing mentally - which is actually good to see
I remember that teh school I last taught in had an autism specialist Sepecila Needs department
and they had a board that they had at the start of every day and it had today's schedule on it
at next to it was another board with "whoops something has changed" at the top in big letters
all the kids tended to come inas soon as they got to school (they were the only ones allowed in before the official start of school) and immediatly go to that board
it would show and teachers that were off and who was going to replace them
plus any other changes that might affect the kids
If a supply teacher was due in some kids would automatically be taken out of class as they couldn't cope with the change on some days
anyway - they are all back now and we are recovering
all toys etc are tidied away - although the sausage roll fragments under the table will be hovered up tomorrow
now - sausage and mash to tea
Whereas Pam certainly was a ten, obesity is a huge problem in these parts and is going to be a huge burden on the NHS soon.
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Just had a nice curry.
classic33
Leg End Member
Is that the duvet gone?
rustybolts
pedalling tediously
- Location
- Ireland
I did as well. It was perfect after 45 minutes in the gym followed by a 45-minute swim.
Not many people testing nowadays, I had it a couple of weeks ago and tested positive for 8 days.
DRM
Guru
- Location
- West Yorks
No did tests, both negative, it‘s your genuine flu, i couldn’t move or eat a thing for 3 days, even covered in cold sores all around my mouth and a mouthful of ulcers, aches pains, etc, it’s truly dreadful
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
I think I saw it on FLightRadar!
have had just had the first fresh sprouts of the year - so mine'll be off later tonight!
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I couldn't agree more. A ticking time bomb.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Before the first frost?
Sprouts are much better after a spell of cold weather. Really!
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I'm in the back room working on my laptop. Mrs P is in the front room watching TV. Every now and again I can hear the sounds of people screaming and being bludgeoned to death. I popped in the first time. Mrs P is OK. There were some very bloody Vikings on the TV.
