Vicar I am so pleased that you had a good day at work - and that you enjoyed the piss taking - im sure you will be able to give as good as you get pretty soon
You are awesome and I wish i could be more like you - i will try!
Your son is a grown up though, he needs to sort out his degree stuff himself i'm afraid. I know that sounds harsh and i am not sure what disabilities he has so apologies if i sound a bit hard. Has he spoken to his personal tutor? That should be his first port of call and then maybe suggest he talks to the student union, there will be a procedure he can follow if he feels he has not been treated fairly. A friend of mine works at our local uni and this is her job, sorting out grievances so he can certainly get things sorted. He wont fail his degree - he just needs to go through the right channels and come up with a workable plan, show he is commited to following it and I'm sure it will be OK.
You are right though, your priority is work just now and you are doing brilliantly. You'll be grand!
Ah, as for the car - well, no one was hurt and we have the semblence of a plan. One which may involve not making a claim on the insurance and DP doing the work on the car himself. This may or may not be amenable to the other driver i guess, depending on his excess or if he needs to protect his no claims.
DP is fine, he was only travelling at 15mph so no harm done - i was a bit
though as peoples first question was, is he ok, i said, i dont know, i didn't ask
poor DP!