Thanks for that!- that's a visual I will struggle to get out of my head tonight
( I hate banjos by the way!!).
The wee cats and dogs too, I can't bear to think of their suffering under her as 'owner'.
Awwww, glad this thread is good for you, bless yaYou should hang around. I don’t contribute much but there are an awful lot of very caring funny people on this thread. Make me feel a little bit less alone sometimes. Anyways welcome and thank you for the info
on topic, Skank is still a Class One Munter
She's been posting last 2 days, she's back on the thread
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She doesn't. I'm sure her other account is Ophelia. Fran goes quiet when Ophelia opens her big gob. She's getting more insulting too.Princess having more classy and lucrative work at the moment …..
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I think some people are just professional troll searchers
Ypu been having that dream again @MrsEmsPete's a lovely man really. A bit cheesy but he plays the banjo impeccably whilst naked
Wake up MrsEms ffs
Think I missed the harmonica one, not sure if I dare askI'm not keen on banjos either, I must have ate too much cheese before that dream. The harmonica one was equally strange but at least he didn't sing
I’ll agree with you there, how KFP keeps going despite constant sun beds, arse filling injections, Botox, tattoos which never heal properly, wonky boobs, eye infections, broken feet, constant ❄and booze.
So glad that your dad's levels are low. My husband had radiotherapy, hormone treatment and brachytherapy which combined was brilliant. Fingers crossed that your dad continues on with low levels
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Keep the Faith Jomo, my late father had it and it seemed to run in the family, Dad passed now but with the treatment he lived until 93 and he had diabetesSo glad that your dad's levels are low. My husband had radiotherapy, hormone treatment and brachytherapy which combined was brilliant. Fingers crossed that your dad continues on with low levels
Best picture of her in years
I,ve got a “Deliverance” vibe and image. Very unsettling.Pete's a lovely man really. A bit cheesy but he plays the banjo impeccably whilst naked
Wake up MrsEms ffs
I was wondering that, he’s missed so much school that he’s not going to be able to sit in a classroom with other kids his age and learn the same stuff. I doubt she’s kept up with any learning for him at home.Does she think she’s just going to march Jett back to a school in September after two years out? I hope she’s applied for a place for him as the deadline was mid January for September admissions . Would he be starting the bigger school then? That will be a major leap for him if so.
If she thinks he can go in September then why can’t he go now
The situation with Jett confuses me too. My daughter is also out of school, she was unable to start secondary school and had been going to primary less and less towards the end of year 6. She has bad anxiety and suspected autism, 13 months on the waiting list so far! We are at the draft stage of EHCP so will hopefully get a school soon but because she is on roll still we have the welfare officer come round once a week to ‘lay eyes on her’.Hi, I’m a long time lurker but feel the need to post as I’m feeling brave, no idea if I’ve done it right!
By farm, I’m wondering if she means an alternate provision for J. My child is autistic and when they moved from primary to secondary they couldn't cope with the huge transition. My LA started to provide my child with an alternate provision within a couple of weeks in the form of a tutor. One of the options available was a local farm where the children ‘learn’ whilst taking care of the animals. My child is terrified of all animals so it wasn’t for them
Which leads me to my next bit.
My child was out of school for over 2 years and they were 2 years of absolute hell. I had to leave my job to look after them, I spent the whole 2 years fighting the LA so my child could be in the right school for them. I had to go to mediation and do appeals, I made countless complaints due to how they were failing my child and I received countless apologies, it was quite honestly the most stressful time of my life and it took a huge toll on my health. My child finally started the correct placement (again a fight as it’s £90k a year!) at the end of last year and although it’s early days, I’m slowly feeling able to breathe again. I absolutely do not understand how Skanky is able to continue like as normal whilst J is out of school. Who is doing the fighting to get him into the correct provision, as it clearly isn’t her, if what she says about him being unable to attend school is correct?
And why aren’t her LA on her back about him not being in school? My GP had to write a letter to my LA stating that my child was unable to attend school due to X, Y and Z, in order for things to start happening. If the GP hadn’t done that, the LA would have gone down the fining route rather than helping my child.
The situation with J baffles me. I know all LA’s are different but I really don’t get it.
Back to lurking now I’ve finally had my rant
(PS I love this thread. I read it every night in bed, better than any book!) x
The situation with Jett really confuses me too. My daughter is currently out of school, she was unable to start secondary school in September. She has really bad anxiety and is on the waiting list for an autism assessment. She is still on roll at the secondary school so the welfare officer comes round once a week to check on her. KP must have deregistered Jett to avoid stuff like this, she will have had advice off her dodgy social worker I’m sure on how to avoid questions.Hi, I’m a long time lurker but feel the need to post as I’m feeling brave, no idea if I’ve done it right!
By farm, I’m wondering if she means an alternate provision for J. My child is autistic and when they moved from primary to secondary they couldn't cope with the huge transition. My LA started to provide my child with an alternate provision within a couple of weeks in the form of a tutor. One of the options available was a local farm where the children ‘learn’ whilst taking care of the animals. My child is terrified of all animals so it wasn’t for them
Which leads me to my next bit.
My child was out of school for over 2 years and they were 2 years of absolute hell. I had to leave my job to look after them, I spent the whole 2 years fighting the LA so my child could be in the right school for them. I had to go to mediation and do appeals, I made countless complaints due to how they were failing my child and I received countless apologies, it was quite honestly the most stressful time of my life and it took a huge toll on my health. My child finally started the correct placement (again a fight as it’s £90k a year!) at the end of last year and although it’s early days, I’m slowly feeling able to breathe again. I absolutely do not understand how Skanky is able to continue like as normal whilst J is out of school. Who is doing the fighting to get him into the correct provision, as it clearly isn’t her, if what she says about him being unable to attend school is correct?
And why aren’t her LA on her back about him not being in school? My GP had to write a letter to my LA stating that my child was unable to attend school due to X, Y and Z, in order for things to start happening. If the GP hadn’t done that, the LA would have gone down the fining route rather than helping my child.
The situation with J baffles me. I know all LA’s are different but I really don’t get it.
Back to lurking now I’ve finally had my rant
(PS I love this thread. I read it every night in bed, better than any book!) x
Hold on in there Jomo, I love your posts, we finally got to be here after lurking around the same time I think when tattle reopened.?
Wasn’t supposed to type the same thing twice, the page refreshed in the middle of typing and I didn’t realise it’d posted.
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. Yeah, I might not see an oil painting when I wake up in the morning but I'm no gargantuan gargoyle either!!
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