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Hi Minitoots no direct advice, but a friend of mine who is a brilliant coach to creative people told me about this event on social media: https://www.besmartaboutart.com/event/247/social-media-for-creative-professionals - I know it's short notice but they also might have other resources that might help? best of luck!

They are talking about this on Radio 2 just now

That Theresa May statement - I know it's a negotiation ploy, but I do feel horrible for being a pawn in this, essentially...

Agreed, thought it'squite hard to explain this feeling. And applying for citizenship is not exactly cheap either! midivydale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "People who are not in our boat talk about > citizenship like it was just forms. Its not. Its > like feeling you have to...make yourself good > enough for this country some how." > > > 💔

midivydale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "People who are not in our boat talk about > citizenship like it was just forms. Its not. Its > like feeling you have to...make yourself good > enough for this country some how." > > > ^^this^^ yes, exactly this (and pay a lot for the pleasure, too) > > 💔

Interesting article on cities being /becoming more important that states: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/parag-khanna/middle-ages-cities-future_b_8387356.html

petition signed and shared.

I've been getting the "recent accident" one lately - despite asking to be removed from any calling lists (and being with TPS). They even called my mobile while I was abroad! I certainly haven't had an accident in the last 10+ years, and it looks odd to have a spade of these calls in this area?

I believe there is something going around but you should try and speak to the Dr. And make sure you get fluids in him... hope he feels better soon!

What kind of dance where you thinking of?

What travel sickness tablets are using? We had something that was called (rather funnily) "joy rides", which worked well, but don't seem to be available anywhere anymore....

Just spoken to Virgin, they still say issues are due to oversubscription but my area (Goose Green) will be fixed as part of their investment program by 30 Mar. Not holding my breath, but got ?10 of monthly bill, including backdated for 2 months when it started being an issue here...

Hiya, I can somewhat empathise - my son is a bit younger and goes through phases of really struggling with his emotions - he's too young to really "manage" them, but needs some control over his anger. Your thread has reminded me of various others on similar subjects, this link was posted in one and I find the whole lovebombing idea works for us (for a while anyway :) ) http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/bloggers/1574459-Love-Bombing-the-solution-to-childrens-emotional-and-behavioural-issues good luck!

I completely agree with a no kids after a certain time when it comes to young children, they should be in bed. I wonder though what the policy is for eating in a pub with a teenager? Obviously, at 15/16 yrs they do not go to bed at 8.00...

Hi, sorry to hear about your situation and sorry I cannot help with a place but I know of some other forums that might be good to post on, too. Not sure I should put the names here but pm me if if it would be helpful to post more widely.

HI - my son is at Reception at Belham and so far we love it. He is enjoying it, seems to be doing really well and there is a nice atmosphere among the parents. There were some very minor teething matters, but nothing serious in any way and it's all settling in nicely. Another thing I like is the opportunity for parents to get involved and shape the schools (am doing this) - pm me if you'd like to know more.

Second one for Daniel Harvey on Christal Palace Rd. I actually do have a slightly buldging disc (as found via MRI) - his manipulations do work amazingly, normally within 2-3 treatments.

Hiya, Have you checked our the great edtots.co.uk website? Lots of great ideas. Best of luck, Mx

Hiya, Daniel Harvey on Crystal Palace RD worked absolute wonders. I got SPD in the last few weeks of my pregnancy and a few appts. sorted me out. good luck! mx

Great post - have shared in Social media, too - I think it's such an important topic!

We went for a Nest which came as part of a fixed price package. The main reason I wanted one was because my working hours and locations are irregular and I found myself turning the heating on, but then forgetting to turn it off when going out and heating an empty house. Only had it since April, so this winter will be the test if it works, but it seems to be better at getting the "right" temperature than our old one which would never kick in unless set to >25 degrees...

The Gowlett said they'll show all games - every single one, they promised :)

Thanks all for the feedback, also about preparing for questions - I really want to stop being one of the people who think they're doing enough with charity donations alone....

Dulwich pool does baby swimming, not particularly warm but ok. Get him a wetsuit - that made a lot of difference to my skinny son at that age!

thank you cbia, that's reassuring. It's what I had thought, but got thrown by some of the comments. Will check mumsnet, too. I totally agree with the point that children should see how important it is to stand up for your beliefs - as a child of the 70s, I was taken on lots of marches (in a different country) and some good came out of them.... thank you for responding!