womanofdulwich

I could not help but notice Jamie's vino rosso and vino bianco in Tesco today. What next?

I did - they said demand was so high they could only give concessions to oaps and gave it to them instead of students / children. ?120 for a family of 4 - ain't going to happen. The National and young/old vic are much better at this.

If in doubt always pull the religion card- Cleggers!

Maybe I am biased and maybe it depends on the genre of the theatre. I am just a little disappointed at the Chocolate Factory.

I don't think there is anything to stop oaps working. My former director, on his earnings of ?300,000, used to use his free travel card whenever he went on public transport. I think its important to encourage young people to go to the theatre. Not all schools do trips to the theatre.

I think its a bit mean when a theatre ( not a West End one)offers concession tickets for oaps but not students/ children. What do you think?

I also teach English as a Foreign Language. I work part time as a TEFL teacher but am happy to teach individual or small groups of au pairs. PM me if interested, based in SE21.

I dont have any I just thought traditionally they were wool ? like suits- although now its a wool/ polyester mix ( For secondary school)

will wool ones do?

If you both work as full time parents, and are not teachers, then I think the only way to crack this is with a tutor. :(

The sea! rock pools etc. Check tides- Joss Bay,BRoadstairs.

hnmt what exactly are you directing me too?

Ours arrived today. Lots of lovely estate agents details and good quality paper, but nothing of substance.

Thank you- you sound very grown up laddy!! i will now google arbex..........

I have just picked my plums- am I too late to prune? - much talk of silver leaf disease- so I guess I wait till next spring- if Iremember. Any experts out there?

We have relatives coming from Australia, the first time for 13 years. I am really excited. All the presents will be edible/drinkable, and there will be one present each as in secret santa style. It will be great, we will go on walks, play games eat and drink ,share memories, squeeze in a midnight mass- I am SO excited. We will not eat out it will not be much more expensive than another week, other than we will have 2 birthdays. Bring it on I say :)

Blade

its also good to think what you are going to put in the hearth- either now or in the future- as there are regulations esp for gas fittings/ coal effect fire etc. A real fire can get very hot and you must use the correct type of stone ( as we found out to our cost)

the upside is that you will never turn into a coach potato- and they will keep you fit- you may end up running just so you can wear them out! :)

I would like to know how she has captured your heart Mr Dogman.

I can't help but think its trying to suss out what kind of parents you are - if you are clean and have books on shelves etc- but that's just me,

I agree- I have been sorely tempted so many times- I am warned off and will tell everyone I know.

Drumming Football, rugby, gym, swimming, tennis, squash, hockey, badminton, ,running, chasing balls, catch, balloon chasing, cycling ( very good at Herne Hill track ( and rollers too), triathlons are the best though!! Mini obstacle races in the garden, table tennis, basket ball hoop. The thing with the ball on a piece of a string when you whack it at each other- oh and boxing- because the training is second to none as a workout( Luckily that did not last too long). If anyone can think if a career for this teenager- which is not sports or the armed forces- please let me know. I thank you.

and this from the woman that likes a nice pork chop!

top tip- take them to a squash court when they are about 5 -you can hit the ball - assuming you are any good so that they have to run around its pretty good at tiring them out- only last until they are about 10 and start beating you.....