Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

[one2many]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

A HUGE welcome to you Nakeeta and well done on Day one! Looking forward to getting to know you x

[Nakeeta]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

Thank you One2..

[anon]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

JackieClaire;1308144 wrote: Aww God love ya, Limers.

I must be the only proddy on the thread. Do yas still loves me.

Mr A is a proddy but I was educated by the bloody evil nuns.

As a family we said the rosary every night and I used to feel such a failure when my mind wandered and started reciting the alphabet instead of my decade (decket) of the rosary.

Back to square one with the sickness today not long out of my bed:upset:

Thinking warm thoughts Limers. You sound such a great person and a lovely mother. I hope the new month and new start will really motivate you.

Love to all my Army mates

[anon]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

Nakeeta;1308183 wrote: Hello Everyone.. Starting over again.. Three days of drinking, I do feel much better today I had one beer yesterday to help me out in the morning and I'm going to work today. I will check back in later to read more..

Welcome Nakeeta. Hope to hear more from you. :welcome:

[littlepinkcat]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

hiya nakeeta and everyone else,

my new pink dongle got delivered today, whoop

[Panno]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

Awe Mrs A hope your feeling better soon :l:l

:welcome: Nakeeta and congratulations on Day 1

I'm a proddy too JC, although I think I have been in more catholic churches, have to say they are spectacular

I take it then all nuns are not like them in the Sound of Music :upset:

[Panno]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

X post LP, great news of the dongle

[pingu1997]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

Finally someone who's prepared to help us help tigger. there are some nice people around who participate in the world of common sense.

[ladyjan]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

Hi gang & a big Hello to Nakeeta :welcome: stick with us and you'll have tons o'support

gonna zoom back to doing dishes bubbly sink not greyhounds...:H btw anybody heard from our zeppie, must've had the baby by now?????

[expat3]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

Panno;1308203 wrote: Awe Mrs A hope your feeling better soon :l:l

:welcome: Nakeeta and congratulations on Day 1

I'm a proddy too JC, although I think I have been in more catholic churches, have to say they are spectacular

I take it then all nuns are not like them in the Sound of Music:

LMAO Panno!
http://youtu.be/yYvyh3IIdDk[/video]]How do u solve - YouTube
Good news for Tigger, Pingu! Keep us posted.:l
Hello Nakeeta. :welcome:
Coach :l

[expat3]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

xpost Jan.:l Have not heard from Zeppie either. x

[pingu1997]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

They're going to write a report to the school recommending useful stuff like.."
Please don't expect her to sit on the floor with her legs crossed, because she can't
She needs stuff to fiddle with, don't take it off her
Give her regular movement breaks
Don't expect her to concentrate for ages and work independently for long periods
Make her use her special pencil
Don't over stimulate
Have proactive time out sessions
Do finger and hand exercises before she has to write
Let her sit on the sit n move cushion
Put a thick book under her feet so they can rest on there

And so on

Whether the school,will listen tho?

[sooty]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

Hi Pingu I really hope the school listen. All those things sound perfectly reasonable to me. Are the school sympathetic?

Oops forgot hello everyone :hallo:

[anon]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

pingu1997;1308243 wrote: They're going to write a report to the school recommending useful stuff like.."
Please don't expect her to sit on the floor with her legs crossed, because she can't
She needs stuff to fiddle with, don't take it off her
Give her regular movement breaks
Don't expect her to concentrate for ages and work independently for long periods
Make her use her special pencil
Don't over stimulate
Have proactive time out sessions
Do finger and hand exercises before she has to write
Let her sit on the sit n move cushion
Put a thick book under her feet so they can rest on there

And so on

Whether the school,will listen tho?

Sounds brilliant Pingu. My middle daughter finally got decent help when she was 10 and I felt that at last she got the provision she needed.

BTW she is 31 and living abroad and doing fine.

[anon]

Army Thread Wednesday 1st May (May Day)

Just been talking to my son in law on skype from the eiffel tower! Looks sunny.
Expat he is living on Perre Brossolette in Montrouge. Do you know where that is?