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Sally Simpson Jan 20th 2008 10:30 am

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Anyone up for a night cap?

asher Jan 20th 2008 10:32 am

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Originally Posted by sallyclaire (Post 5816119)
Anyone up for a night cap?

well its a bit early for me so I'll have an Irish coffee :D

midwife-mandy Jan 20th 2008 10:32 am

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Originally Posted by sallyclaire (Post 5816119)
Anyone up for a night cap?

Yes please. JD and coke for me, how are you?

Sally Simpson Jan 20th 2008 10:34 am

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Originally Posted by midwife-mandy (Post 5816129)
Yes please. JD and coke for me, how are you?

Slightly pi**ed actually! Am on JD & lemonade myself!
Am so going to regret it in the morning:unsure:

midwife-mandy Jan 20th 2008 10:42 am

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Originally Posted by sallyclaire (Post 5816139)
Slightly pi**ed actually! Am on JD & lemonade myself!
Am so going to regret it in the morning:unsure:

I have never tried JD and lemonade, i will have one of them.

I have had a bit of a day. Picked my son up from boarding school today as he has decided to leave. He was finding it hard to focus, as the work he is doing will not count in OZ. He has done his GCSEs and started his A levels but will not be staying long enough to finish them. So i have let him leave in case he started mucking around and got in trouble. He thought he was coming home to lay around playing playstation and eating but he is going to visit family in France and spend some time doing voluntary work with the National Trust. He laughed when i told him. He should know his mother by now:rofl:

asher Jan 20th 2008 10:46 am

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Originally Posted by midwife-mandy (Post 5816179)
I have never tried JD and lemonade, i will have one of them.

I have had a bit of a day. Picked my son up from boarding school today as he has decided to leave. He was finding it hard to focus, as the work he is doing will not count in OZ. He has done his GCSEs and started his A levels but will not be staying long enough to finish them. So i have let him leave in case he started mucking around and got in trouble. He thought he was coming home to lay around playing playstation and eating but he is going to visit family in France and spend some time doing voluntary work with the National Trust. He laughed when i told him. He should know his mother by now:rofl:

good for you

Sounds like he will enjoy himself!

Sally Simpson Jan 20th 2008 10:46 am

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Originally Posted by midwife-mandy (Post 5816179)
I have never tried JD and lemonade, i will have one of them.

I have had a bit of a day. Picked my son up from boarding school today as he has decided to leave. He was finding it hard to focus, as the work he is doing will not count in OZ. He has done his GCSEs and started his A levels but will not be staying long enough to finish them. So i have let him leave in case he started mucking around and got in trouble. He thought he was coming home to lay around playing playstation and eating but he is going to visit family in France and spend some time doing voluntary work with the National Trust. He laughed when i told him. He should know his mother by now:rofl:

:lol:Well done you:thumbsup:

Am worried about the transition to oz education sytem for my eldest! He is 14, yr9, & about to choose options. Not sure where he will fit in when & if we get to OZ!

midwife-mandy Jan 20th 2008 10:50 am

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Originally Posted by asher (Post 5816203)
good for you

Sounds like he will enjoy himself!

I told him i tried to get him into an orphanage in India and he looked a bit upset. Then i explained that i ment just to work there for three weeks. The volunter sights are excellent, there were loads of things i would have liked to do but dont have any time at the minute. I am going to make some time one day though.

Sally Simpson Jan 20th 2008 10:52 am

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Originally Posted by midwife-mandy (Post 5816227)
I told him i tried to get him into an orphanage in India and he looked a bit upset. Then i explained that i ment just to work there for three weeks. The volunter sights are excellent, there were loads of things i would have liked to do but dont have any time at the minute. I am going to make some time one day though.

You wanted to do or you wanted HIM to do?:lol:

Got to go bed. Sleep well MM & have a good day Asher:thumbsup:

midwife-mandy Jan 20th 2008 10:54 am

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Originally Posted by sallyclaire (Post 5816209)
:lol:Well done you:thumbsup:

Am worried about the transition to oz education sytem for my eldest! He is 14, yr9, & about to choose options. Not sure where he will fit in when & if we get to OZ!

I know how you feel education is always a bit of a worry. I have plenty of grey hairs because of my children's schooling. Both of my children went to boarding school but my daughter hated it so she moved to the local high school. It worried the life out of me but within a week she had made loads of friends and settled in. Now i am moving them again but i know it is the right thing to do. I think we just have to support them and hope for the best.

asher Jan 20th 2008 10:55 am

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Originally Posted by midwife-mandy (Post 5816227)
I told him i tried to get him into an orphanage in India and he looked a bit upset. Then i explained that i ment just to work there for three weeks. The volunter sights are excellent, there were loads of things i would have liked to do but dont have any time at the minute. I am going to make some time one day though.

I howled with laughter at that!

used to threaten mine with the salt mines!

i am hoping to volunteer with the cancer council and their hospice at home! keeping the lads busy is good and volunteer work makes them grow up quickly.

Sal i expect your son will be ok most friends i know said their kids fit in well:thumbsup:

asher Jan 20th 2008 10:56 am

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Originally Posted by sallyclaire (Post 5816241)
You wanted to do or you wanted HIM to do?:lol:

Got to go bed. Sleep well MM & have a good day Asher:thumbsup:

Night sal sleep well:thumbsup:

midwife-mandy Jan 20th 2008 10:56 am

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Originally Posted by sallyclaire (Post 5816241)
You wanted to do or you wanted HIM to do?:lol:

Got to go bed. Sleep well MM & have a good day Asher:thumbsup:

Night night to you :)

Sally Simpson Jan 20th 2008 10:58 am

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Originally Posted by midwife-mandy (Post 5816252)
I know how you feel education is always a bit of a worry. I have plenty of grey hairs because of my children's schooling. Both of my children went to boarding school but my daughter hated it so she moved to the local high school. It worried the life out of me but within a week she had made loads of friends and settled in. Now i am moving them again but i know it is the right thing to do. I think we just have to support them and hope for the best.


Originally Posted by asher (Post 5816254)
I howled with laughter at that!

used to threaten mine with the salt mines!

i am hoping to volunteer with the cancer council and their hospice at home! keeping the lads busy is good and volunteer work makes them grow up quickly.

Sal i expect your son will be ok most friends i know said their kids fit in well:thumbsup:

Thanks you guys!:thumbup:

And if worst comes to worst, I can always threaten him with salt mines & orphanages!:D:thumbsup:

Night one & all!:wub:

midwife-mandy Jan 20th 2008 11:02 am

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Originally Posted by asher (Post 5816254)
I howled with laughter at that!

used to threaten mine with the salt mines!

i am hoping to volunteer with the cancer council and their hospice at home! keeping the lads busy is good and volunteer work makes them grow up quickly.

Sal i expect your son will be ok most friends i know said their kids fit in well:thumbsup:

I have threatened my kids with all sorts. I was going to put my daughters hair straighteners on E bay which frightened the life out of her and made her pull her socks up.

Its a great idea voluntering for the hospice my nan was in our local one and the people there were outstanding. I wonder if they need any help from a 16 year old?


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