School's out!

21 Jul 2006

I'm almost loathe to tell you all this - but I have to suffer six - yes, six - weeks of being bloody idle, not having to get up in the mornings, late to bed at night, sunbathing in my nice new secluded garden (weather permitting) in the daytime.
Poor me
NOT!!!!!!
lol

:lol: :lol:

21 Jul 2006

so i assume your be catching up with Jags post count very soon?

21 Jul 2006

MrsFB,
I'm sure you deserve it, after dealing with 'those dear little darlings' for a term.
You enjoy it, not that I am jealous or anything lol

21 Jul 2006

Quote by da69ve
so i assume your be catching up with Jags post count very soon?

Dunno about that, she's on holidays too!
Gosh, I've a mountain of chocolate to eat and my house is like a flower shop at the moment.

21 Jul 2006

snap FB !

(minus the chocs and flowers... but I did get a handmade scoobie keyring, bracelet and a thankyou card that reduced me to tears :shock: )
and i got 6 weeks of building site not peace and recouperation lmfao rolleyes

typical

21 Jul 2006

I got some lovely handmade stuff from the kids - almost sorry to see them go.
Hmm, mind you!
We'll have to meet for a cuppa, DF biggrin

21 Jul 2006

Talking of chocolates and flowers.....my wife has always given our boy's teacher's something at the end of school term....she has always believed in it as a thank you for their hardwork.....is this still a regular thing.....all is it becoming scarce?

21 Jul 2006

I got a present of some description from most of my class and so did the other teachers, from their classes.

21 Jul 2006

I love the handmade stuff though biggrin

my lot are in the main, very disadvantaged kids, with various problems from abuse history to alcoholism, getting something handmade from them really means alot, :D because it means they've thought about it and importantly recognise what I do, and then have felt at least some emotion and dealt with it in a positive way, wheras 6 months ago they'd have put a fist through a window or blocked it out with drugs.
.....I actually dont want to be away for 6 weeks :cry:

21 Jul 2006

Ditto with the 'suffering' 6 weeks hols wink

as for pressies got 5 bottles of wine drinkies

chocs & sweets & biscuits & flowers
but bestest things are the handmade cards & thingys the kids make (aww they are only 4)
& parents comments make it all worth while :happy:

21 Jul 2006

Quote by Freckledbird
I'm almost loathe to tell you all this - but I have to suffer six - yes, six - weeks of being bloody idle, not having to get up in the mornings, late to bed at night, sunbathing in my nice new secluded garden (weather permitting) in the daytime.
Poor me
NOT!!!!!!
:lol: :lol:

21 Jul 2006

Oooooh 6 weeks of Frecks with time on her hands!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

21 Jul 2006

Quote by Freckledbird
I'm almost loathe to tell you all this - but I have to suffer six - yes, six - weeks of being bloody idle, not having to get up in the mornings, late to bed at night, sunbathing in my nice new secluded garden (weather permitting) in the daytime.
Poor me
NOT!!!!!!
:lol: :lol:

I get to go to work as normal and let someone else put up with them all week!!!!!
:rotflmao:

21 Jul 2006

Quote by Freckledbird
I got a present of some description from most of my class and so did the other teachers, from their classes.

Ann Summers vouchers? :rascal:
Welcome to the summer holidays....... :P

21 Jul 2006

Quote by Freckledbird
I'm almost loathe to tell you all this - but I have to suffer six - yes, six - weeks of being bloody idle, not having to get up in the mornings, late to bed at night, sunbathing in my nice new secluded garden (weather permitting) in the daytime.
Poor me
NOT!!!!!!
:lol: :lol:

Im afraid it is such a hard life, Fecklebird. I know exactly how you feel. I drove to work this morning, watched the sweet little darlings going into school, and thought..............................................................................................................................
Six whole weeks without them, six whole weeks that I will not have to listen to the troubles.
Oh I am going to miss it sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much......................................................................................................................................
YEAH RIGHT - LIKE FECK I AM :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

21 Jul 2006

Quote by Darkfire
I love the handmade stuff though
my lot are in the main, very disadvantaged kids, with various problems from abuse history to alcoholism, getting something handmade from them really means alot, :D because it means they've thought about it and importantly recognise what I do, and then have felt at least some emotion and dealt with it in a positive way, wheras 6 months ago they'd have put a fist through a window or blocked it out with drugs.
.....I actually dont want to be away for 6 weeks :cry:

Fookin' hell :shock: all I can offer is a :therethere: but I think - no I'm sure - I really mean it. kiss

21 Jul 2006

Quote by Darkfire
I love the handmade stuff though

doesnt everyone.........i dont think it matters who its off or their age..........its just so special to recieve something from someone that they've made.........i always try to make my own cards as i know that people apprieciate the gesture.........and whilst i'm a creative type, most of the cards i do could be made easily by anyone........
i know i'm digressing a bit but i just think that for someone to put the effort into making something means soo much more that matirial things.......anyone who has the money can go out and buy things..........only someone who really cares will take the time to make someone something.........and it means so much more for it........
sorry for the ramble........think the colds gettin to me....... sad

21 Jul 2006

Quote by westerross
Oooooh 6 weeks of Frecks with time on her hands!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

I'm sure I can find something to amuse me :twisted:
Firemen - remind me tomorrow when I can post sensibly confused

21 Jul 2006

Quote by Freckledbird
Oooooh 6 weeks of Frecks with time on her hands!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

I'm sure I can find something to amuse me :twisted:
Firemen - remind me tomorrow when I can post sensibly confused

So I take it that you can't post sensibly now then. Well, that's a sure sign of a good night!! wink

Will :thumbup:

21 Jul 2006

Ermmmmmmm yes it was a brill night biggrin

21 Jul 2006

Glad to hear it :happy: :happy:
Will

22 Jul 2006

Quote by Freckledbird
I'm almost loathe to tell you all this - but I have to suffer six - yes, six - weeks of being bloody idle, not having to get up in the mornings, late to bed at night, sunbathing in my nice new secluded garden (weather permitting) in the daytime.
Poor me
NOT!!!!!!
:lol: :lol:

now now Freckledbird stop trying to make us gealous, Pauls sister a teacher and i know full well you don't get 6 weeks of doing nothing at all :lol:

22 Jul 2006

My school's only open for the first week - all my work will be done by next Wednesday then I'm having a holiday biggrin

22 Jul 2006

Quote by Freckledbird
My school's only open for the first week - all my work will be done by next Wednesday then I'm having a holiday

can i come? lol