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over a year ago
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"... well mine started with a win on a scratch card = £777 quid better off today ..  "
Congratulations 
The best thing about today for me, is the fact its the day before tomorrow, and tomorrow is the start of the weekend!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"... well mine started with a win on a scratch card = £777 quid better off today .. "
Well a free round of drinks then that's always a good start to the day |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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What's good ... Huge smile on my face, had a fab night\morning, tired and hungover ! But home now .... And not got to work so can catch up on missed sleep |
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Spent the week in Kent with my nan my mum my nephew and my niece. Been a lively few days in glorious weather the kids have been as good as gold. Not spent ant money on over rated attractions etc. They haven't even asked for an icecream. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Im back
FLORO
I didnt like Lola as much as I thought I would "
A rose by any other name still would smell as sweet
Or manure lol (sorry couldn't help it x) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Swam naked n the sea, ate amazing food, basked in the sun and spent the whole day with people we love, afraid we don't need the lottery as we are already winners xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Busy sorting out stuff (washing and putting away) from my holiday with two children. Spending the last day before he goes back to school with my oldest. Then a 'meet' as soon as I've dropped him off in the morning. But that's tomorrow (soz). Also back at work tomorrow afternoon.
So for the moment just enjoying quality time with my son |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"yay school term starts tomorrow and I can get my life organised again ( I tend to let things slip a little :P)."
It's great to have more time with the kids but loads of stuff get left and subsequently needs doing at some point. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"yay school term starts tomorrow and I can get my life organised again ( I tend to let things slip a little :P).
It's great to have more time with the kids but loads of stuff get left and subsequently needs doing at some point. "
Exactly |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Knowing that I start school (well my Access to HE course) tomorrow...full time education for the first time in over 30 years ! "
Good luck with that. I did it in 97 with zero quals from formal ed before I started . Sure you'll be fine |
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"Knowing that I start school (well my Access to HE course) tomorrow...full time education for the first time in over 30 years !
Good luck with that. I did it in 97 with zero quals from formal ed before I started . Sure you'll be fine "
Thank you...I've got two 30 year old O Levels that don't count now anyway
Nervous but excited ! One day, I may not be the only one in the family (Mrs JFL and our 3 kids ) without a degree ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Knowing that I start school (well my Access to HE course) tomorrow...full time education for the first time in over 30 years !
Good luck with that. I did it in 97 with zero quals from formal ed before I started . Sure you'll be fine
Thank you...I've got two 30 year old O Levels that don't count now anyway
Nervous but excited ! One day, I may not be the only one in the family (Mrs JFL and our 3 kids ) without a degree !"
It's only 4 years away. What are you studying? |
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"Knowing that I start school (well my Access to HE course) tomorrow...full time education for the first time in over 30 years !
Good luck with that. I did it in 97 with zero quals from formal ed before I started . Sure you'll be fine
Thank you...I've got two 30 year old O Levels that don't count now anyway
Nervous but excited ! One day, I may not be the only one in the family (Mrs JFL and our 3 kids ) without a degree !
It's only 4 years away. What are you studying? "
Social Work...to go with my pinko liberal leanings |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've just passed my pre op so all systems go for major surgery on saturday"
We all seem to be dropping like flies! But good luck to you and wishing you a speedy recovery  xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Knowing that I start school (well my Access to HE course) tomorrow...full time education for the first time in over 30 years !
Good luck with that. I did it in 97 with zero quals from formal ed before I started . Sure you'll be fine
Thank you...I've got two 30 year old O Levels that don't count now anyway
Nervous but excited ! One day, I may not be the only one in the family (Mrs JFL and our 3 kids ) without a degree !
It's only 4 years away. What are you studying?
Social Work...to go with my pinko liberal leanings"
OK. Well the less said about my opinions there the better. They make the access more focused than it was when I did it I believe. I did History and Sociology. And started Uni doing Religious, Social and Cultural studies. Ended up with a 2.1 in Soci: A second class degree from a second class uni. So glad i did it though. Only regret: I didn't do it 10 years earlier. |
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"Knowing that I start school (well my Access to HE course) tomorrow...full time education for the first time in over 30 years !
Good luck with that. I did it in 97 with zero quals from formal ed before I started . Sure you'll be fine
Thank you...I've got two 30 year old O Levels that don't count now anyway
Nervous but excited ! One day, I may not be the only one in the family (Mrs JFL and our 3 kids ) without a degree !
It's only 4 years away. What are you studying?
Social Work...to go with my pinko liberal leanings
OK. Well the less said about my opinions there the better. They make the access more focused than it was when I did it I believe. I did History and Sociology. And started Uni doing Religious, Social and Cultural studies. Ended up with a 2.1 in Soci: A second class degree from a second class uni. So glad i did it though. Only regret: I didn't do it 10 years earlier. "
Yeah, there are two routes now, the one I'm doing...Psychology, Sociology and Law plus the 3 core subjects of Maths, English and ICT (they let me get that module out of the way early, as I'd worked in IT for 25 years, so I did it in an afternoon !) and the one I'm not doing, which I can't for the life of me remember what it entails ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Knowing that I start school (well my Access to HE course) tomorrow...full time education for the first time in over 30 years !
Good luck with that. I did it in 97 with zero quals from formal ed before I started . Sure you'll be fine
Thank you...I've got two 30 year old O Levels that don't count now anyway
Nervous but excited ! One day, I may not be the only one in the family (Mrs JFL and our 3 kids ) without a degree !
It's only 4 years away. What are you studying?
Social Work...to go with my pinko liberal leanings
OK. Well the less said about my opinions there the better. They make the access more focused than it was when I did it I believe. I did History and Sociology. And started Uni doing Religious, Social and Cultural studies. Ended up with a 2.1 in Soci: A second class degree from a second class uni. So glad i did it though. Only regret: I didn't do it 10 years earlier.
other'll be study skills. I can talk soci until it's coming out my ears. ok with English too
Yeah, there are two routes now, the one I'm doing...Psychology, Sociology and Law plus the 3 core subjects of Maths, English and ICT (they let me get that module out of the way early, as I'd worked in IT for 25 years, so I did it in an afternoon !) and the one I'm not doing, which I can't for the life of me remember what it entails !"
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repairing a customers dishwasher (a very expensive complicated one) that she was quoted over £700 to repair and did it within 2 minutes and charged her a cup of tea.......... made me feel like i had given someone the world and she was very appreciative.
special moment and the feeling was priceless |
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"repairing a customers dishwasher (a very expensive complicated one) that she was quoted over £700 to repair and did it within 2 minutes and charged her a cup of tea.......... made me feel like i had given someone the world and she was very appreciative.
special moment and the feeling was priceless"
i like that - good deed for the day - Z |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Knowing that I start school (well my Access to HE course) tomorrow...full time education for the first time in over 30 years !
Good luck with that. I did it in 97 with zero quals from formal ed before I started . Sure you'll be fine
Thank you...I've got two 30 year old O Levels that don't count now anyway
Nervous but excited ! One day, I may not be the only one in the family (Mrs JFL and our 3 kids ) without a degree !
It's only 4 years away. What are you studying?
Social Work...to go with my pinko liberal leanings
OK. Well the less said about my opinions there the better. They make the access more focused than it was when I did it I believe. I did History and Sociology. And started Uni doing Religious, Social and Cultural studies. Ended up with a 2.1 in Soci: A second class degree from a second class uni. So glad i did it though. Only regret: I didn't do it 10 years earlier.
other'll be study skills. I can talk soci until it's coming out my ears. ok with English too
Yeah, there are two routes now, the one I'm doing...Psychology, Sociology and Law plus the 3 core subjects of Maths, English and ICT (they let me get that module out of the way early, as I'd worked in IT for 25 years, so I did it in an afternoon !) and the one I'm not doing, which I can't for the life of me remember what it entails !"
Other'll be study skills: how to write a bibliography, different types of reading, etc. I can talk soci until it's coming out of my ears. Ok at English too. You did well to get APL for IT. I was clueless when I strated |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Up until 5 to 10 tonight I thought I had to be back at work at 7am in morning. So glad shift leader said he was sure I wasn't on early cos after checking I don't need to be in till 11 am |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I havnt opened the jar of nutella that keeps looking at me....."
Cover it over like a budgie in a cage and it won't look at you any more.
Turn on Breakfast at Tiffany's instead. George Peppard looking gorgeous and Audrey is, of course, divine.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I will try that thanks. Maybe keep the nutella for after the gym 
Or throw it out
I've never seen Breakfast at Tiffany's"
Well wait until it starts on +1 in 20 minutes. Watch just for the clothes and then enjoy it.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My healthy smashing kids we,ve all been through a lot over the years and there's times they have been the only think keeping me going..proud of each of them . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm lying in bed having a dvd night. Not so good is that I'm here because my wounds infected and I'm in a lot of pain 
That's not so good. Have they given you drugs and/or a drain?"
Drain came out last week. Meant to be getting staples out but it's just too infected. Was given 80 antibiotics and strong painkillers, it's painful to move. I'll just have to keep taking the tablets and make demands on the kids...how many times do you reckon they can run up and down the stairs? lol  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I'm lying in bed having a dvd night. Not so good is that I'm here because my wounds infected and I'm in a lot of pain
That's not so good. Have they given you drugs and/or a drain?
Drain came out last week. Meant to be getting staples out but it's just too infected. Was given 80 antibiotics and strong painkillers, it's painful to move. I'll just have to keep taking the tablets and make demands on the kids...how many times do you reckon they can run up and down the stairs? lol "
I make the boys do that to wear them out when the weather is bad. We managed 25 before they gave up.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm lying in bed having a dvd night. Not so good is that I'm here because my wounds infected and I'm in a lot of pain
That's not so good. Have they given you drugs and/or a drain?
Drain came out last week. Meant to be getting staples out but it's just too infected. Was given 80 antibiotics and strong painkillers, it's painful to move. I'll just have to keep taking the tablets and make demands on the kids...how many times do you reckon they can run up and down the stairs? lol
I make the boys do that to wear them out when the weather is bad. We managed 25 before they gave up.
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Pmsl.....can't see mine coming even close to that lol |
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