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Weekend Fly

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ludaloo · 19/01/2008 07:35

Morning Everyone

OP posts:
gibberish · 19/01/2008 23:25

hee hee hee hee hee did my shot

gibberish · 19/01/2008 23:25

what age is dd2?

gigglewitch · 19/01/2008 23:27

rude reference to where you live (Scotland being 'wild' n'all)

think best age to start is 5, maybe 4. we take them at three and i took my DD (just 2) today cos she insisted. yes ok she is 2ft high and I should be the boss, but she insisted so loudly.... and she looks very cute in her ballet shoes.

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:27

Arrrggghhhh your a point ahead even AFTER my turn!!

DD2 is 3. 4 in July.

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:28

DD1 is 5 in April so she would be fine. She loves prancing around the room being a 'ballerina'!

gigglewitch · 19/01/2008 23:31

depends on the child (if she has big sis along she'd probably be great!) - and the school, what their classes are like. what area (very ish) are u in tortoise?

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:32

Somerset.
It done in a local hall by (from what i have heard) a very good teacher.
Mostly worried about cost tbh.

gigglewitch · 19/01/2008 23:39

For that reason I run a bargain-bucket setup. anything black for uniform, sale board where they exchange shoes, buy one kid lessons and get the second half-price. Anyone unfortunate enough to have more than three girls ( sorry gibber) doesnt pay for them after three and we have a couple of "scholarships".... but i am not trying to make a living from it, it is just something i love doing and when i grow up i might decide to stop. Nah, maybe not.

gibberish · 19/01/2008 23:39

mwahahaha the tide is turning....

5 should be fine! If you send the two of them they may give a discount for the second child. Ours do.

Cheeky mare giggle - I'm not wild! Very calm and house trained me.

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:40

I will try and phone her this week. I know its on a Wednesday.

Gibberish Beating me. I can't catch up with my crappy letters.

gigglewitch · 19/01/2008 23:41
Grin
gigglewitch · 19/01/2008 23:43
tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:44

I know! its so not allowed.

gibberish · 19/01/2008 23:50

Don't worry, I have crappy letters now too

D'you like scrabble giggle?

gigglewitch · 19/01/2008 23:53

love scrabble. havent played it since oohhh i was free(ish) and single(ish) and didnt have a telly. yes there are other things to do when you have no telly I did those as well and have three kids to prove it

FunkyGlassSlipper · 19/01/2008 23:53

Hi guys, Back from evening out. DD2 cried from 9.30 to 11.30 apparently as teething. Feel very guilty as MIL looked after her

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:53

Your turn again!!

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:54

Hi FGS. hope you had a good eve. Poor DD2. Hope it is just teeth.

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:55

Lol giggle!

I used to play scrabble on the playstation 2 with my Mum before they moved away.

gibberish · 19/01/2008 23:57

Have started a game with you giggle

Aaw fgs. Hope she is ok. Did you have a good night out though?

tort, off to see what damage you have done..

gigglewitch · 19/01/2008 23:58

playstation???

i am talking ye ancient little tile thingys and big board....

hi fgs (love the name and initials...)

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:58

Should of started a 3 player one! I could of played too.
Or is you to scared???

tortoise · 19/01/2008 23:58

lol! PS2 is so much easier. You don't have to add up the points it does it all for you!

gigglewitch · 19/01/2008 23:59

ehhhhh???? off to hunt for gibber

gibberish · 20/01/2008 00:03

Oooh no, didnt think of that tort! (have you noticed that my use of 'bold' goes out the window at this time of night )

Go onto facebook giggle!