Otta

We had a sport, which I found was very heavy, and you had to be really careful to put the brake on or hold on to it, or it would roll off. What I did like about it was the cacoon carry cot for the newborn, because they could sleep and you could just lift it out without waking them.

I play guitar and both my girls have shown a lot of interest. They are 6 and 4, the 6 year old has high functioning ASD and hypermobility, so not sure she'd manage the fine motor skill aspect. Has anyone got experience of starting their kids off early? If so, how did they get on? Also, can anyone recommend lessons that aren't a complete rip off?

Think I went 2-2 at Palace. So it'll probably be an easy win one way or the other.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You've still got at least twice as many strikers > as Spurs so don't be getting your excuses in first > if you lose on Saturday Otta. Not sure about that now. Sturridge pulled up in training yesterday, so not in the squad. Divock Origi leading the line...

Howard Kendall has died aged 69. Seems so young these days.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You've still got at least twice as many strikers > as Spurs so don't be getting your excuses in first > if you lose on Saturday Otta. No excuses. But gutted for Ings, he was starting to look the part in a Liverpool shirt.

I like Rafa's response to BFS. His opinion "does not have a lot of value".

Bad start for Klopp, Danny Ings out for the season.

FFS, get over yourself. They posted on a forum used mostly by mothers, and aimed their post at that audience. It's not like they put a sign up in the job centre asking for just "mummies". You come across as someone that will look for offence even when none is meant, and your post above about racial descrimination is just a joke, and an insulting one at that. Don't get me wrong, the word "mummies" is vomit inducing, and it's good that it was changed to "parent", but the point is they were trying to offer a job opportunity. I'd rather see that opportunity with some badly selected wording than not see it at all.

You beat me to it. Link here http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/gossip/

cornelia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have been to children's A&E and spent a couple of > nights with my baby in the paediatric ward and > nothing would induce me to ever go back there > again. > > That was over four years ago though. To be fair, if your child is having to stay in A&E, it's not going to be a great experience wherever you are.

Well that will be the last time spoonty tries to do a good thing on here, well done EDF give yourself a hand. I actually clicked on this thread because it might have been of interest for my wife. Thanks for screwing that up for everyone. Idiots.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > and why are they just middleclass? Much of the > improvement in state education has been driven by > the demands from ethhnic minority parents who > totally get aspiration and the importance of > education and were generally appalled at the state > of inner city state education in the 70s and 80s? > All very true. But also true that these groups ate often priced out of the schools they want their children to go to.

yeknomyeknom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He wakes if our bed in the room next door creaks! > And he even has white noise playing in his room. Good contraception.

BFS confirmed as Sunderland manager.

Surely not your beloved leader?

"My Little Pony - Friendship is Magic" (and spin of Equestria Girls films) are VERY popular with my girls at the moment (loads of it on Netflix). I think this is a great show, most of the main characters are female, and they're all different. I confess to becoming a bit of a brony.

loni Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't know where you get that St Thomas the > Apostle was "somewhere you go when you don't get > your first choice" I got that idea from all the friends I had who went there after not gewtting their first choices. I almost ended up there after not getting in to Aske's, but was top of the waiting list luckily. ,it was always a fabulous boys > school and is back up there now. I'm not saying it was a bad school at all, but it wasn't seen as a top choice back then (I'm talking late 80s!!!) You had to be a > practising Catholic with a priests letter too. This definitely wasn't the case, one of my best friends went there (a year ahead of me so would have started 88), and he certainly wasn't catholic.

Haha, Fergie is a big fan too.

hoonaloona Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've heard Kingsdale was a no-go zone back in the > day too! As was Charter when it was William Penn. > That's why it's worth remembering that times and > schools change I guess... Haha, William Penn was about as bad as a school could get.

I'm genuinely really pleased to hear about Deptford Green and St Thomas the Apostle doing well and being popular. When I was at school Deptford Green was shit, and St Thomas was where you went if you didn't get in to your first choice. Glad times have changed (this was the days when catchment areas were not an issue).

Yep, I've been convinced she has other usernames on here. Although one that I was sure was her has since convinced me that they're not.

I don't hate him, but I do think he is ego driven and more self interested than he'd have us believe.

redjam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There seem to be certain obvious local schools > that everyone I know is putting down in whichever > order: Charter 1 (we're well out of catchment but > hey, I'll stick it down anyway), Charter ED, > Kingsdale, Harris Girls/Harris Boys and Sydenham > High for girls - for boys the equivalent is Forest > Hill although I know that's harder to get into > from ED. Just for clarity, and to avoid any mistakes on forms, Sydenham HIGH for girls is an independent fee paying school. Sydenham School is the state girls school on Dartmouth Road.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Klopp and Ancelotti have been available for quite > some time, so if one of them gets the job it makes > the decision to sack Rodgers yesterday a strange > one, should've happened at the end of last season > if they had serious doubts bout him. Personally, > I think having artwork of himself at home was a > sackable offence. > I thought Klopp had ruled himself out of a new job over the summer. > Ots...LFC have a 'transfer committee', so > transfers weren't solely down to Rodgers. Any new > manager will have to accept that or convince FSG > to give them total control... Rogers CLAIMED that he had final say, so whilst he might not have gotten his dream list, he gave the green light for what they did buy.