
Quote by bbw_lover
Dear santa,
I have been a very good girlie this year :angel: :twisted: and I would like for christmas,
A smaller size body.
Big boobs!hwoar:
a christian dior lip gloss (pink and sparkly please)
Vin Diesel in my stocking :smitten:
and a big box of thorntons choccies.
Thanks santa
Love and kisses
Lyns ages 25 1/2.
xxxxxx
Quote by dekntan
not a sandwich but no one sems to like it when i mke it i think its lovely
plain pasta mixed with peas and one of those boil in the bag fish in sauce with the fish cut up into bits and all mixed together quite healthy too :thumbup: and cheaper than some pasta mixes you can buy
Quote by dekntan
not a sandwich but no one sems to like it when i mke it i think its lovely
plain pasta mixed with peas and one of those boil in the bag fish in sauce with the fish cut up into bits and all mixed together quite healthy too :thumbup: and cheaper than some pasta mixes you can buy
Quote by jaymar
We`re sort of organised!, a few of the kids pressies bought and hid hampers ready to be delivered, one tin of roses open already........
Got into work this morning to find the christmas tape playing, the decs have been up since before halloween! (way to early in my opinion).
The house around the corner has started to put the xmas decs on the outside of the house ready for their big switch on !!.
Quote by Freckledbird
Parents are legally and morally responsible for ensuring that their child is educated to accepted national standards. If there are parents that are refusing to allow their children "freedom of education" ie visiting a place worship of a different religion, then those parents should be prosecuted. However, RE is, and should remain a very minor part of the curriculum. It is little wonder that school-leavers today barely have the intelligence to operate the till at McDonalds. Religious education is just another one of those pointless subjects that are over-taught these days - teach it, but don't blow it up into the category of being an important subject. IMO it deserves the same learning time as pottery or latin dancing. If you're a teacher reading this - PLEASE teach the little b'stards how to count to ten and speak a little English. Then they, and we, might have a future.
Quote by louise_and_joe
If I posted all the things I needed hugs for at the moment id have all of you and me in tears![]()
The one I will tell you about though is I have the mother af all toothaches :shock: combined with the Ms, im a crying, shaking nervous wreck in the dentist's waiting room![]()
Well I was this morning, they've told me to come back tommorow![]()
louise xx
Quote by noladreams30
I do it purely to see who I fancy and play the "Would You" game:lol2:
pink x
Quote by LondonPlaything
hmmm....
understanding of religions (varied) might be a good idea... so teaching the basics of multiple religions may well be a good idea.
however... Personal opinion is that school is not the place for the teaching of one religion specifically.
Understanding of basic religions (plural)? Yes!
Religious Schools?... nolp
Quote by louise_and_joe
My daughter's primary school arrange trips to local mosque's, temple's, churches etc for religous studies.
The actual school has a wide range of different religions in its children.
A few of the parent's have refused to let their children attend any trip where they are visiting any place of worship apart from those that they use themselves.
I think the main reason for this is because they dont see why their children should learn about other religion's other than their own.
I beleive that no matter what religion you are, you should be tolerant/understanding of other religion's.
You dont have to agree with them but respect them all the same.
I also believe that knowledge is key. If you have no knowledge of other religion's, how can you understand it? how can you have a good honest debate ( when they are older of course)about them without even the basic knowledge of what they are about?
With the diverse communities that we now live and learn in, surely it's better to have a little knowledge of the people living and working around are your thought's?
Louise xx