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    #76
    army thread thurs 3rd nov

    Hiya BB!! and RC!!
    I love my family more than alcohol.:h
    Live in the Solution....not the problem

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      #77
      army thread thurs 3rd nov

      RingingCedars;1202785 wrote: How many minutes til midnight JC? If you're still there.
      oooooooooooh let me think .................193 mins.
      It could be worse, I could be filing.
      AF since 7/7/2009

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        #78
        army thread thurs 3rd nov

        JackieClaire;1202788 wrote: oooooooooooh let me think .................193 mins.
        Ta very much.

        Hi Mama
        Psalms 119:45


        ?Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible.?

        St. Francis of Assisi



        I'm not perfect, never will be, but better than I was and not as good as I'm going to be.

        :rays:

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          #79
          army thread thurs 3rd nov

          Just a quick stop by to say nighters.:l
          My son is finishing up his punish work-twenty lines because he and a friend put their muddy feet on the school wall. I agree he needs a punishment but with his dyslexia and severe problem to write (fine motor skills disability- (therapy three feckin times a week!) it seems she could have picked out something a bit more appropriate. Like cleaning walls or the school yard or something during play time. He's only finished 11 lines and it's almost 10pm. He's crying and I feel like crying. :upset: Instead of us working on real homework like his reading or grammar or maths I've got him slaving over writing "Je ne salis pas les murs de l'?cole avec mes pieds" for hours. I wonder if a physically handicapped child did the same thing they'd make him run laps!!!! Beat him with a stick because he can't run fast enough. Very upset-sorry. I need to make an appointment with the school director-but I know they are just looking for an excuse to kick him out. Not a happy trooper tonight.
          Hope things are looking up for the rest of you.

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            #80
            army thread thurs 3rd nov

            Hi Expat--don't apologize. I don't know what to say except I'm thinking of you and hope you can get things worked out with school officials. Don't stop until you do.:l
            Psalms 119:45


            ?Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible.?

            St. Francis of Assisi



            I'm not perfect, never will be, but better than I was and not as good as I'm going to be.

            :rays:

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              #81
              army thread thurs 3rd nov

              expat3;1202799 wrote: Just a quick stop by to say nighters.:l
              My son is finishing up his punish work-twenty lines because he and a friend put their muddy feet on the school wall. I agree he needs a punishment but with his dyslexia and severe problem to write (fine motor skills disability- (therapy three feckin times a week!) it seems she could have picked out something a bit more appropriate. Like cleaning walls or the school yard or something during play time. He's only finished 11 lines and it's almost 10pm. He's crying and I feel like crying. :upset: Instead of us working on real homework like his reading or grammar or maths I've got him slaving over writing "Je ne salis pas les murs de l'?cole avec mes pieds" for hours. I wonder if a physically handicapped child did the same thing they'd make him run laps!!!! Beat him with a stick because he can't run fast enough. Very upset-sorry. I need to make an appointment with the school director-but I know they are just looking for an excuse to kick him out. Not a happy trooper tonight.
              Hope things are looking up for the rest of you.
              Oh bloody hell expat. I have always wanted to share with you that my 3 daughters were(are) all dyslexic. It was such a struggle getting the right provision. What a stupid punishment to give the child:upset:

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                #82
                army thread thurs 3rd nov

                anon;1202805 wrote: Oh bloody hell expat. I have always wanted to share with you that my 3 daughters were(are) all dyslexic. It was such a struggle getting the right provision. What a stupid punishment to give the child:upset:
                What she said. I'd have a word or two with the teacher :durn:
                Sorry you have to put up with that sort of thing, Expat. And your little one, too

                Oh. and hello Mrs. A, too!
                Okay, WHO put a stop payment on my reality check?

                Winning since October 24th, 2013

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                  #83
                  army thread thurs 3rd nov

                  Thanks RC:l I've just tucked him into bed-he could not go on anymore. His little hand was trembling.He's only 7 yrs old. I've worked so hard at trying to help him overcome his reading and writing disabilities-staying positive, buying him coloured markers to make writing "fun", going to the library every week to get interesting books etc. Therapy-speech, physical and child psychologist every week. He has really made a lot of progress but this new bitch of a teacher seems determined to trash all the work we've been doing. I could say a lot about the French right now-*%?*!!!! but I'll control myself. :H
                  Under the duvet for me and try to get some rest. It's going to be another long day tomorrow. I hope the sleep fairy is kind to all of us tonight! There's quite a few of us who need a good rest.:l

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                    #84
                    army thread thurs 3rd nov

                    x post-Thanks girls!:l
                    nighters x

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                      #85
                      army thread thurs 3rd nov

                      You're a super Mom Expat:h Poor little guy. Kind of a side thought here: Have you ever researched famous people who might inspire him as well?

                      Sweet dreams to you:l
                      Psalms 119:45


                      ?Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible.?

                      St. Francis of Assisi



                      I'm not perfect, never will be, but better than I was and not as good as I'm going to be.

                      :rays:

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                        #86
                        army thread thurs 3rd nov

                        Expat ............ Don't have advice Im afraid but big Hugs for you :l:l

                        :hello: Molly & Anon too .......
                        sigpicXXX

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                          #87
                          army thread thurs 3rd nov

                          mollyka;1202814 wrote: Xpatty, if you're still around that is one of my hobby horses -- the utterly inappropriate punishments that fecking stupid bullying teachers dole out. It is no different than in the old days giving them a beating, it's bullying and it's nasty. 100% your little boy should have been made clean the wall or do some mundane cleaning chore for his misdemeanor aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrghhh, I hope both he and you get a good night's sleep and even tho I was always the last parent to complain to the school about such stuff (after 4 kids, believe you me there were plenty of such incidences) I think a word in someones shelllike wouldn't go amiss. Just make sure you're calm when you do so, or you'll lose the plot and hence the high moral ground. Ok off my soap box.

                          Hope everyone is ok - Zenny are you around? Thinking of you honey, and Tabbers - get a good night's sleep with the promise of Jc's scrambled eggs in the morning:l
                          Hey RC and BB and MrsA and anyone else who's still around!
                          Molly that was brilliant. I wish you had been a teacher. My very dyslexic daughter has become a teacher it took her until her 30's to get there. I have just told her about that incident and she said something like that happened to her and it happens now.
                          What makes a difference is a fighting parent.

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                            #88
                            army thread thurs 3rd nov

                            God that sounds lovely Molly.
                            The great teacher idea came from your very articulate posts.

                            I love and appreciate good writing but cannot do it myself so am always in awe of someone who can write good stuff.

                            Enjoy your day with your lovely daughter tomorrow

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                              #89
                              army thread thurs 3rd nov

                              mollyka;1202822 wrote: I hope it'll be a good day, she's still thick with me a bit, hopefully can build a few bridges as well. TBH I'm dog tired of being in the doghouse
                              I am sure you can win her back:goodjob:

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                                #90
                                army thread thurs 3rd nov

                                hello
                                I have faced it, a life wasted, and I am never going back there again

                                To ya'll my name is inchy. I am an alcoholic - and priority number one is making it to the end of this day AF. No excuses.

                                18.08.13

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