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[FiveTimes]

I trust everyone had a good weekend ?

[FiveTimes]

I'm going to try and relocate a light switch.
I need to do this so DD1 can have a bigger wardrobe. I'm hoping it wont take me more than an hour to do.

Done and it took 1hr 10 mins

Saturday evening we have friends round.

Good food, good booze and good time

Sunday we are going to some swedish furniture place to get said wardrobe.

We went and bought all the inerds, shelves, rails etc.. 4 draw chest.
But we knew we couldn't get the 2.4m wardrobe in the car so ordered it online when we got home.
The online delivery cost is £30 whereas the instore cost is £65 !

[norrahe]

[QUOTE=FiveTimes;1271703]Good food, good booze and good time
QUOTE]

How did your filo triangles go?

We were at a burns night dinner, whisky and haggis galore

[FiveTimes]

How did your filo triangles go?

We were at a burns night dinner, whisky and haggis galore

They were superb

[FiveTimes]

DD1 is having a tough time choosing her options.

She wants to do Art and Graphics, but is being advised by Maths, Science teachers to take Engineering.

So I've contact the school and we are going to look around both departments and then decide.

[FiveTimes]

there aren't any girls on the eng course at present. However I don't think that would put her off.

[FiveTimes]

there aren't any girls on the eng course at present. However I don't think that would put her off.

More doors would open with engineering, however its an intensive option. whereas art might give her a break from the text book and help her relax a touch

[RichardCranium]

Dinner was beef and bilberry wine casserole.

Washed down with bilberry wine.

Now on the 2nd bottle.

Oh god.

There's 4 empty wine bottles in the kitchen.

No wonder my mouth's dry.

[FiveTimes]

Oh god.

There's 4 empty wine bottles in the kitchen.

No wonder my mouth's dry.

The sign of a good night

[RichardCranium]

More doors would open with engineering, however its an intensive option. whereas art might give her a break from the text book and help her relax a touch

Maybe I'd be a bad parent... let her do what she finds interesting or easy. With GCSEs it is quantity, not quality, that counts. And what you do your degree in has little to do with the job you get. (Except for law and medicine, of course.)