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I have ordered some to try - I am so easily led đ¤Ļââī¸
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Well...they won't be in power by the time the universal offer is due to start in September 2025 (well if they are I will eat my hat)
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Oh louby - that's so funny đ¤Ŗ
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ÂŖ4bn boost for childcare in England
sunnyday replied to Helen's topic in Early Years Setting Management
Relaxing the ratios will be an absolute disaster - in fact I don't think it is safe As you say Helen without knowing what the funding levels will be it is hard to judge how this will impact on settings September 2025 - hmm - if the Tories are in power then I will eat my hat! -
Eh - what - ooer - I didn't know that - I will probably be in trouble anyway for a very 'non pc' and stereotypical statementđ¤Ļââī¸đ¤Ŗ
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i realise you are not asking me - but I won't let that stop me answering đ think blue Sue - ooh a rhyming answer at that đ (louby will be along in a minute to say: don't listen to her, it's a girl!)
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Ah young Froglet - great news about the lunch - but bad news about your sleep and about your 'challenging situation' at school, thinking of you and sending positive vibes your way x
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Ah welcome to the world little one x Huge congratulations to all
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Hi all - 'tis Friday - hope everyone is okay Wishing you all a lovely weekend x
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Some lovely ideas there from Cait and Sue Is this a 'sit down'? if so I would serve the quiche with a crisp salad and some buttered new potatoes For pudding cheesecake sounds good (just don't make that 'loft insulation/mini trampoline' lemon creation that you made the other day! đ¤Ļââī¸đ¤Ŗ
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Cait beat me to it đ Indeed 'tis Friday - whoosh another week gone... How is everyone? Louby - has that dear baby put in an appearance yet? My little Knit and Natter group was a year old yesterday - crikey - that's whoosh and a whole year gone - all good though, we have achieved so much in that year, lots of lovely projects completed for various charities...currently we are making baby blankets for the neo-natal unit at the John Radcliffe, Oxford Horrible knee continues to be horrible - I am waiting now for an appointment for a steroid injection...I questioned what the physio meant when he said "this is going to be a long job" - he grimaced and said "probably 4 months" - I said "oh, okay, well that's not so bad, it's been 3 months already" - to my utter dismay he said "oh no, 4 months from start of treatment" âšī¸ in which case, I would be looking at May...anyway, it is what it is, nothing to be gained by worrying about it On a brighter note - Mr S has had his telephone consultation/assessment for his 'Pulmonary Rehabilitation' and is looking forward (well maybe) to the start of the course which will be next Friday and the Tuesdays and Fridays for the next six weeks - this is a pre-requisite for his surgery - so a needs must Onwards and upwards! Wishing you all a lovely weekend x
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Oh dear - that bad?
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Loft insulation?
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I think we should think of some 'alternative' uses for this bake đ
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Yes we missed you loads - good to have you back x
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Yep, I have some Sketchers trainers and they are comfy Oh louby - hope that dear baby makes an appearance soon - excited for you!
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Here we are then - 'tis Friday again Not much to report from here How is everyone getting on? Young froglet - have you managed to keep your hands away from those necks đ¤Ŗ Really hope that the weekend is kind to all x
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My youngest granddaughter (7) lost her first tooth at school, she was very proud of this and eager for her first tooth fairy visit... Me: Oh brilliant, did you tell Mr ****** Her: Yes Me: What did he say Her: Congratulations, now get a tissue I loved this, I have never met him, but I thought, yep he is my kind of guy, kind but completely no nonsense!
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Goodness - is that Petunia or is it Shonagh đ¤Ŗ
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Oh young Froglet - a confession - 'I want to strangle my class' made me laugh - not helpful I know... Have you tried the "oh well done Jonny you are behaving so nicely"..."Petunia you are such a good girl, how lovely that you don't (whatever Petunia usually does)" etc Otherwise I do like zigzag's suggestion of modelling their behaviour back to them Tale telling is so wearing and it quickly becomes ingrained I do feel for you x
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You are all so kind xxx It's honestly not so bad today I absolutely promise that if it was both ankles or the other ankle not connected to the horrible knee I would act
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It's only the one ankle - just the one on the same leg as the horrible knee which is also very swollen and has been since middle of December - but thanks for your concern that's very kind
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Nah - I will hang on until I see the physio on Monday Honestly what a state to get in! đ¤Ļââī¸đ
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My knee is.............rubbish! No improvement at all, it is so frustrating, I see the physio again next Monday, so will see what he has to say about it, to be fair he did say "this is going to be a long job", my ankle on that leg has decided to join in now - it is swollen (fluid?) and feels really peculiar. I have had a few 'sod it' moments and decided to do some gardening or whatever but that doesn't work I just end up in complete agony I'm sure that you are right - years of time on the floor and, of course, the 'little chairs' Oh well it is what it is and as i always say 'people would pay to have my problems'!
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That is good news (well sort of) I was worried that you would be told to rest and that's not so easy when you are working and have your beautiful dog to walk... Hope that you get your next appointment soon <perhaps we should set up a poorly knee page> đ
