Half term day one

[helenprev]

I didn't set any alarms this morning and finally woke up at 10.45 - couldn't believe it! I drifted in and out of sleep for a while longer and eventually made the effort to get out of bed at 11.30. So as far as I'm concerned, this morning simply didn't happen! LOL

Comments

[b_liz]

I wondered what the noise was ;)

[tiggsybabes]

I have the same shouting with the lounge "This is a room, not a rubbish bin" regularly :( Mine don't seem that bothered by mess in the floor in there & I rarely go into it, as I seem to live in the kitchen.

I found 1 big head louse on Holly last week & nothing since, so hopefully it had gone on her that day & therefore laid no eggs.

I had the same conversation with my Grandma a few years ago & failed to convince her that Dame Edna Everage (sp?) was a man. She also used to muddle up Eastenders & Corrie & ask about characters from one soap while watching the other *g*

[dawn9163]

looks guiltily at the living room floor and decides not to ask Helen round for a while...... ;)

And that's pants that she can't get sunglasses as well as normal ones - is there any way she can get referred back or to someone else who can authorise them?

And nits are one of the things I do not miss about young children!! We had an electronic comb from boots and that was great - I just used to comb everyone once a day when they were going through a contaminated phase and it made it much easier not having to wash and condition as well. And I'm now sitting here resisting an urge to scratch my head!

[mrs_redboots]

At least it's your children you're shouting at - they will learn, eventually. Husbands, it appears, never do. Sigh.

It's worth keeping an eye on your local 99p shop - I found some clip-ons for Husband there last summer. Having bought him a frantically expensive pair at the Eurotunnel terminal on our way to France last summer because he'd forgotten/lost his, I bought him a pair to lose.... well worth stocking up if you find they have them at yours come the spring.

[nicolap]

Sounds like she's falling through a gap in the system re: sunglasses, and it might be worth making a polite fuss to see if someone can prescribe them. Surely prescription sunglasses are an absolute essential for a child with albinism?